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Thursday, February 10, 2011
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Training at TCEA
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Ever picked up a note from a student?
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Great ideas
I was worry about the ones who don't have phones but you gave ideas
for that too.
Thanks, Annette
District Trainer
Cleburne ISD
TCEA
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~Debra
Great presentation and ideas
Response: using cell phones and other tools of the day makes teaching and learning more relevant.
Great presentation today.
Dirk
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But what about...
Cheating happens. So, why not develop collaborative activities so kids can work together anyway?
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They use a phone 24/7. Who tracks them the rest of the day....
Disser
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Distraction
I would respond that it's about trust and respect, and that students will pursue learning if we allow them to do it with their tools.
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district documentation of all communication
Me: We don't make a copy of every note we write to a student or tape every word that we say.
Engage!
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Cell Phones in Class
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Rebuttal -- by engaging them in content with their own tools then they can't use phone to be off task
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Response: Share the wealth
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Phones in the classroom
Carole Upchurch
Technology Coordinator
Maypearl ISD
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Good stuff
Craig Gray
Region 10 Education Service Center
972-348-1376
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Answer: I have a choice ignore the fact my students have a phone or bring the phones front and center in my classroom. When you find a solution to a problem, you start having control Orr it.
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Most of our students don't have cell phones
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Marsha Worthington
Asst. Superintendent
Way cool!
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Sooo cool!!!!
Count it all joy,
Leslie
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Awesome
Joseph Mehring
214-668-7908
Josephmehring@yahoo.com
Great idea
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Michael Cummings
Director of Technology
Middle School Computer Applications Teacher
Lakehill Preparatory School
2720 Hillside Drive
Dallas, TX 75214
214-826-2931 x 325