"I like the idea of posting videos on youtube of us teaching. That way, the students who miss class can view what we did. And as you said, if they miss something we said, they can rewind. Sounds like a great idea. I wish I had the means to do it!"
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Amy Butler replied to Steve Hargadon's discussion Introductions"Hi. My name is Amy Butler. I'm a math teacher in Erie, PA, and have lived here all my life. I currently teach geometry and problem solving strategies at Northwest PA Collegiate Academy, which is also where I went to high school."
Amy Butler replied to Doreen Shevlin's discussion IPods in math classrooms?"I would also like to know! I don't use them to improve instruction, but with how many of my students have them, I would love to know how to apply them to instruction to keep my students engaged."
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- I teach geometry and problem solving strategies.
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- At 11:09pm on October 27, 2009,
Mariana Cortes said… - Hi Amy,
Sorry to bother then! lol...and tks for your answer!
- At 3:51pm on October 22, 2009,
Anne Mirtschin said…
- Hi Amy Welcome to classroom2.0 and great to see your involvement in discussions already!
- At 12:53pm on October 22, 2009,
Russell Tucker said… - Amy,
I like your idea of posting videos to you tube. I wanted to let you know what I am doing. I work in a 4th, 5th, 6th grade school and I am going to start having students from each grade level work on VodCasts, that will be linked onto the school's web page, showing how to complete current math concepts. The same idea as you had, this is for the students who missed school or simply need a refresher AND for the parents to better help their child.
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