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visited the website of my high school, Coral Springs Charter. The website class
list includes classes and teachers and it also has years and semesters to
choose from. There is a teacher contact form for people to send an email to
teachers. Homework and submission links are also available. CSCS is a middle
and high school, so the grades of these classes aren’t properly specified. The
current class list mostly caters to middle school.
I would most likely use apps as a teacher. It’s the 21st
century and there’s an app for everything. The kids are on their phones anyway
so I might as well put them to good use. According to textbook, apps are great
for assisting students and providing teachers with grade feedback. When I was
in high school my AP Stats teacher made us download an app that had us answer
questions based on the material covered that day and a survey of how well we
understood the lesson. It was very similar to iClicker.
From the web evaluation assignment I learned how in depth
teachers look for the legitimacy of the sources their students use. I learned
how to make an evaluation sheet and rubric through this assignment. I also
learned how to collaboratively post something on wiki. I never used wiki for
anything more than research before this. Now I know how to make a wiki page,
edit and add to it. If there were anything I would change about the assignment
I would make sure that my group members and I were all on the same page as far
as what to do and how the work is divided.
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