Monday’s Muse by Brenda Branson

Brenda Branson is a STAR member of the Discovery Educator Network

Feb
03

Today’s Learners vs Today’s Teachers

Posted by Brenda Branson

“Since most of today’s students can appropriately be labeled as “Digital Learners”, why do so many teachers refuse to enter the digital age with their teaching practices?

This presentation was created in an effort to motivate teachers to more effectively use technology in their teaching.”

  1. Doris Duggins Said,

    This was an absolutely excellent video. The word that resonates with me is richness. The music follows along with the message and strengthen the words. I like the touch of putting certain words in red. Evil cellphone come to mind. I’ve watch many videos over the last year and this presentation would cause any teacher, young or mature, to seriously consider using technology in the classroom. The video sets you up, if you say no to technology do you really want to “teach”? If you refuse to incorporate technology, self-examination is warranted and someone needs to hold us accountable. Should’nt we hold ourselves accountable? Great find and good title! Thanks

  2. Kristi Veitenheimer Said,

    Great video. I will pass this on to some of my colleagues. Definitely gets you to thinking about what you’re missing out on without relevant technology in your classroom. How much more engaging the teaching would be! Thanks for this great resource. I agree with Doris; the red words really work for this presentation!

  3. Brenda Branson Said,

    This is one of my biggest gripes - not integrating technology for the students. Educators use email daily, order online, plan vacations online, many have Facebook pages. We are in the know - and we do have an obligation to provide these opportunities for our students. We should hold ourselves accountable even if our school districts do not!

  4. Doris Said,

    Here’s to holding ourselves accountable! Brenda I want to follow you so I will add you to my twitter page.

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