I am a Future Educator, of course, I use Educational Sites to teach effectively!
Hi! My name is Ma. Erica P. Cortel a future educator and the creator of this blog. This blog is intended for teachers, future teachers, and parents to provide valuable information about the three websites that are used in education as teaching and learning resources. These websites are common sense media, education world, and share my lesson.
https://www.commonsensemedia.org/
Common Sense media is a source of entertainment and technology recommendations for families. It reviews and provide rating to different media that help parents acquire information what media and entertainment suitable to their children based on their aged and preference. Common sense media doesn’t limit to movies and games it also reviews tv, books, podcast, apps, YouTube, and has parents’ tips and FAQs.
How can I use this information?
As a future educator, this site can be used significantly in education where I can find educational resources, lesson plans, and reviews of media content to integrate into the curriculum.
During my class I will integrate media like movies where students can make reflections after they watch the movie and using this site, I can review the movie if it is appropriate for their age and know if this movie has a valuable lesson before I let them watch it.
As a future educator, I can promote digital literacy by recommending using this site, where students and parents become more critical media consumers and evaluate information sources and media content.
https://www.educationworld.com/a_lesson/lesson-plan-booster/cyber-ethics.shtml
Education World is a complete online resource that teachers, administrators and school staff can visit each day to find high-quality and in-depth original content. This website provides lesson plan, tools and templates, worksheet and printables, research article and more. Educational World aims to support and inspire educators by providing valuable educational content, strategies, and articles to enhance teaching and learning in classroom.
Main Features:
Community and Collaboration
How can I use this information?
I can actually use the Education World site to find lesson plan related to my topic.
I can use the activities that this site recommends that can help enhance my student’s engagement.
As a future educator, I can use this site for professional development because this site will help me stay updated and continuously improve my teaching skills.
https://sharemylesson.com/
“Share My Lesson” is an online platform designed for educators to share teaching resources, lesson plans, and materials. It’s a collaborative platform where teachers can access a wide range of educational resources created and shared by other educators from around the world. The platform covers various subjects, grade levels, and teaching topics. This site allows teachers to share or upload their own educational content and resources to the platform, which other educators can explore.
Main Features:
Lesson Plans and Resources
How can I use this information?
As a future educator, I can use this site to connect with teachers to exchange ideas, collaborate, and share teaching strategies by joining group discussions in virtual conferences.
I will make use of this site to find learning resources that support differentiated instructions that will cater to the diverse learning needs of my students.
As a future educator, I can use this site to explore educational resources to enhance my pedagogy in teaching.
I am a future educator, and of course, having digital literacy skills is important in the 21st century due to the increasing integration of technology in education. It is important for educators to know educational websites to provide quality education and enhance teaching skills and strategies that are needed in this modern world. Educational sites are designed to support and enhance learning by providing educational content, pedagogy, and tools for learners of all ages. “Technology is a catalyst for change in education. It enables personalized learning, collaboration, and access to information like never before.” – Adam Bellow
