"I think that if it is a problem for teachers and students to communicate via facebook, they should be able to set up a page or a group for the class through which they can communicate. That way they aren't directly "friending" them,…"
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Melissa Swatek replied to Kathleen Lynn Irick's discussion A Vision of K-2 Students Video"That sounds like a fantastic project. I would imagine the students learned a lot more from that than memorizing facts. Talk about personal relevance!
As for technology in general, I think it is incredibly important to integrate it into the…"
Melissa Swatek replied to Steve Hargadon's discussion Introductions"Hello! I'm Melissa from Florida, USA. I'm currently a student majoring in Japanese, but I have become very interested in education and I aspire to become a teacher! I'm particularly interested in using technology in the classroom, I…"
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- I'm a Japanese major at UF minoring in Education. I would like to focus on early childhood education, but currently I am open to any and all forms of education. I am also considering teaching English abroad and translating.
Aside from school, I enjoy knitting, gardening, listen to music, drawing, and exploring ways to use technology in the classroom!
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Kevin G. Rowley said… - Yes I'm in 4406 section 0998:) too funny!
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