Apr 27, 2015
When the Internet Delivers Its Own Content, What’s Left for the Teacher?
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When kids can get their lessons from the Internet, what's left for classroom instructors to do?
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When the Internet Delivers Its Own Content, What’s Left for the Teacher?
See on Scoop.it - Edtech
When kids can get their lessons from the Internet, what's left for classroom instructors to do?
See on theatlantic.com
4/13/15 Monday Reflection: Google Voice to gain fluency
The first day back from vacation is always challenging. I was pumped to be back in the classroom and the day flew by. I looked up, and it was time to go.
Tonight, for homework, my students had to call my Google Voice number and read their Walk Through part. The challenge is to speak clearly, in an attempt to get it to transcribe their words accurately. It’s fun to read them in front of the class the next day. All of the kids want to see their results. It’s almost impossible to get it to transcribe 100% and it comes up with some funny replacement words. This is a great way to help students with fluency and annunciation.
WHAT IS TRUE ABOUT YOU TODAY THAT WOULD MAKE YOUR 8-YEAR-OLD SELF CRY?
Mark Manson