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Hello, my name is Tyler Burnett. I am perusing a degree in elementary education at Sterling College in Sterling, Kansas. To me education is such an important field of work today. You have the ability to take and help our youth of our world and watch them grow over the years. As an educator you are not just teaching them skills in school situations but are teaching them how to be prepared for life. While doing my work for my degree at Sterling College we took a class called Technology in the Clas… Continue

Video storying telling the the classroom could be something that is very useful for students to do. I think in my classroom I personally won't do much of it for the students but I think that if the students did it to report on a project it could be good and also use integration very well. To me as the teacher making the story line is something I didn't really enjoy or get into but I can see students really enjoying it and getting into it. For them it would be something more then just a post boar… Continue

Social networking is something that is very important I believe in education. As "social networking in education" stated that many of the students, in fact 96% of them belong to a social networking group or website. Of those 96% 50% of those students use there social networking to talk specifically about homework. For students that can be very beneficial, if they don't understand it in class they can ask the teacher but at home they cant do that but can talk to other students and together they m… Continue

Google Docs is something I believe is a great thing for the classroom. By using this application you can have students input their own thoughts or answers and have input from every student, and the students that are shy like a a lot of students are they can answer without saying their answer to the whole class verbally. Wikis are a good thing also I believe, specially if you have a big class because you can have students follow along with that and also can post everything on there and students c… Continue