"I think if you have time in your classes, you should use the clickers for getting the students involved in discussing hot topics and/or topics that really allow them to use deeper thinking without being embarrassed of what classmates or the teacher…"
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Shannon Mitchell replied to Amanda Jaqua's discussion Free online resources for kindergarten students"Thanks for posting this site. I am an elementary ed student and we are looking for sites like this one for my tech course. I really enjoyed this site and will share it with the K teachers in my practicum."
Shannon Mitchell replied to Steve Hargadon's discussion Introductions"Hi Elaine. I am doing my student practicum in a first grade class and would like to know some of the ways you use the SMART board with your students."
Shannon Mitchell replied to Steve Hargadon's discussion Introductions"Hi, my name is Shannon and I am in the elementary ed program at William & Mary. One of my ed courses is a tech design class and we had to pick a forum such as Ning, Wiki, etc. to get involved in for the semester. I have chosen Ning to explore…"
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- At 7:37pm on October 2, 2009,
Cassandra Surles said… - Hello Shannon,
I am also new to Classroom 2.0 and my first time on Ning. There is so much good information here. I am looking forward to hearing how others use technology in their classrooms.
- At 3:32pm on September 22, 2009,
Karen Richardson said… - Hi, Shannon! I see you've already responded to some discussions! Nice job!
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