- Choose a tool that could be used in the classroom.
- Describe the tool.
- What content area would you use the tool?
- Briefly describe a lesson in which you would implement the tool.
- What do you need to consider before using the tool in a classroom?
1. I have found one absolutely practical and funny web tool that can be used in my future classroom. Its name is Game Classroom.
2. I like it, because it has so many different categories from K grade students to 6th grade, and it also contains different areas where students who think need improving can go and learn simple by playing which is really appealing.
3. Since my major is Math Education, I will definitely use it in Math for kids.
4. I probably may give my students assignment to complete some sections in it and bring what they have learned and questions according to it.
5. Elementary students nowadays are usually lack of supervision due to having busy working parents. Thus, the possibility of addiction will come about. To prevent this, the best way is to ask them to do together in digital classrooms at school, so that they will be under my supervision and also, it will be easier for me to observe any problems and help students to solve them immediately before going home.
2. I like it, because it has so many different categories from K grade students to 6th grade, and it also contains different areas where students who think need improving can go and learn simple by playing which is really appealing.
3. Since my major is Math Education, I will definitely use it in Math for kids.
4. I probably may give my students assignment to complete some sections in it and bring what they have learned and questions according to it.
5. Elementary students nowadays are usually lack of supervision due to having busy working parents. Thus, the possibility of addiction will come about. To prevent this, the best way is to ask them to do together in digital classrooms at school, so that they will be under my supervision and also, it will be easier for me to observe any problems and help students to solve them immediately before going home.
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