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Technology for Life

This collection explicates how technology is utilized practically everywhere, every day- more than many realize. The advancements of technology are life changing and perplexing. Technology affects the environment, population, energy, learning methods, and even our health. Many are digital natives and/or immigrants. However, there are still some skeptics who feel that technology is more of a detriment than a benefit. What are your thoughts?

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Wed, Nov 16, 2016 9:23 PM in Building racers and bridges

Two of my favorite experiments that my college class has done so far was creating racers and building bridges out of balsa wood. When I first read the description of the experiments, I was slightly nervous, as I have never done anything like that before. However, after my partner and I began, we were both engaged, entertained, and completely focused. Our class had a competition to see which tea...

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Wed, Nov 16, 2016 9:14 PM in Teaching the Seasons

Teaching the class about the four seasons was entertaining and intrinsically rewarding. To teach the concept, my partner and I used props to represent each season (gloves and a hat, sandals, leaves, flowers and an umbrella, etc.) We utilized each prop as we explained the time of year we were describing. The students volunteered to name the season (this technique basically turned the lesson into ...

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Tue, Nov 15, 2016 8:38 PM in Physical Special Needs- New teachers read up!

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