Managing the Modern Classroom
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The document discusses managing a 21st-century classroom with an emphasis on adapting to today's technology while addressing traditional classroom issues such as distractions, socializing, cheating, ethics, and etiquette. It offers strategies for enhancing student engagement through collaboration and effective class management. The core message is to utilize technology to address ongoing challenges in education while fostering an exciting learning environment.
Managing the Modern Classroom
- 1. That was then.... Managing a 21st Century Classroom Michelle Bourgeois Sherri Clemens Katie Morrow Distinguished Educators
- 2. Michelle Bourgeois Instructional Technology Coordinator St. Vrain Valley School District milobo.edublogs.org web.me.com/alwayson Flickr CC jakedobkin
- 3. KATIE MORROW www.mrsmorrow.com O’Neill Public Schools Technology Integration Specialist
- 4. Sherri Clemens Technology Instructor K-6 Douglas County School District http://web.mac.com/digistoryteller
- 6. What Bugs You? Cheating Keeping on Task Socializing Ethics Etiquette
- 7. What Bugs You? • Distractions and issues are the same, but tools have changed. • Effective teaching and good class management are more important than ever. • Ask yourself, “What did I do to solve the issue before technology?”
- 8. Tips and Strategies from the Classics
- 10. CC Flickr chromewavesdotorg CC Flickr juiceboxgasoline • Craft learning experiences that utilize socialization Socializing • Give students opportunities to discuss learning • Practice MWA
- 12. CC Flickr juiceboxgasoline CC Flickr margolove Keeping • Stop for regular progress checkups Students on • Mini-conferences with the teacher Task • Give time limits
- 13. 1952 Cheating
- 14. CC Flickr tidalotter CC Flickr hello_dany • Promote collaboration Cheating • Use other methods of assessment • Reinforce academic consequences
- 16. CC Flickr tidalotter CC Flickr popilop Ethics and • Don’t assume they know • Be a role model Etiquette • Monitor and take action when needed
- 17. REMEMBER! The tools may have changed, but the problems are the same. Technology has the power to engage your students in a way other tools cannot...use it to your advantage! Engage...empower...excite!
- 19. All photos from Flickr CC pool Videos from the Internet Archive