What Will Teaching in the 21st Century be Like?
1. Mr. Dancealot, by Karl Johnson
The central message of this video, was demonstrating modeling, audio, graphics, tagging, and PowerPoint presentation. Professor Dancelot modeled how to teach a style of dance, referred to "foxtrot". Professor Dancelot didn't allow the students to participate in class or use any group activities.The lecture was read, using a cursor, to point out details of the dance moves, towards the students. The author concluded, Mr. Dancelot demonstrated strategies that initiated independent learning. The students took notes and transferred their knowledge by visual aids. This would give Professor Dancelot strategies of how the lesson was taught during his lecture.
2. "Teaching in the 21st Century" by Kevin Roberts
Kevin Roberts think it means to be engaged with the students using tools, which can be accessed "anytime and anywhere".
Outline: according to "Roberts, we must use these concepts to identify our ideas listed below"
- Create
- Evaluate
- Apply
- Understand
- Analyze
- Remember
The media is constantly changing. The channels in which I take advantage include how widgets and design programming have empowered our lives. After watching the video I understand that using computer programming can be done in a different light. The spectrums of intergrading communicating through Skype, podcasting, and Google are imperative to validate things I take for granted.
As an educator, it will affect me tremendously. In addition I will be efficient on using all the tools. I will be able to engage my students more by using all the internet and social media offers. Workshops would provide a great way to integrate networking all over the world.
3. "The Networked Student" by Wendy Drexler
4. Movie"Harness Your Students' Digital Smarts", Vicki Smarts
With the Harness Your Students, Digital Smarts" video I will maintain a developmental method to research, navigate, and explore resources, given by modeling. I will remember to validate sync, communicate with others, and find ideas to problem solve. It can apply comparisons and determine results. I will outline the information given and organize the ideas. With that being done I can make assumptions and form an outcome. The different ways of engaging networks of people can build my learning throughout.
Networks in the palm of our hands |
The thesis of Davis' video states and explains teaching digital information, writing, and sharing collaborative reports all over the world "using every technology made, to connect with people all over the world".
My reaction to Davis' argument is true. The students must develop and adapt to teaching themselves many types of devices. When the students gain information and can share it with their peers it builds a connection. It allows all students to take an opportunity to utilize new software and be creative on their own. The students showed in the video are taught without using without using paper and pen. Mrs. Davis expressed how the use of paper and pen affects learning technology. As a result, the students were not successful. The use of using the Wiki and curriculum motivates everyone to participate in brainstorming. She provides the student with tools, vocabulary, and anticipate the learner to gain knowledge of what the term or terms mean, to apply it to the digital world.
5. "Flipping the Classroom"
Yes, flipping a classroom is new to me. I agree this approach will be helpful to me as a teacher. Flipping a classroom is encouraging, because it models how students are gaining knowledge and giving feedback. It takes time out of lecturing a group and never knowing if the information has been stored or whether any information has value. Flipping the classroom gives me inspiration to build a rapport with the students. Students should be ability to become with familiar different strategies of learning. A student can learn at home by building background, practice, and by using creativity within technology. Students can plan, asking questions, and model in the classroom. It strengthens the ability to develop the concept of using "innovative technology " within the classroom.