Rebeka Banuelos

@melanie42196528 @KernCMC @Mathgarden As teachers, it's our responsibility to create a safe leaning environment in our classrooms. The relationship that teachers attain with their students is crucial for a successful intellectual, social, and emotional leaning experience when they are teaching math.

Q4: Why is it so important that teachers meet/reach students intellectually, socially, and emotionally when teaching mathematics? What role do storytelling and the history of mathematics play in achieving this goal? #kerncmc #KernMathRecess #EDEL5200 #MathRecess @Mathgarden

@KernCMC @Mathgarden Rita Pierson stated that kids don't learn from people they don't like and I agree with her quote because teachers needs to understand the value and importance of relationships. Educators have the responsibility to engage with their students in all areas to achieve their goals.

@Mathgarden @KernCMC Teachers have to make sure to create a safe leaning environment in their classrooms where students feel comfortable and secure with mistakes and struggle, express their opinions in respectful ways, and have fun while they are leaning.

@KernCMC Wellness, Kindness, Mindfulness, Cooperation, and Curiosity.

Q3: What should be the purpose of education and schooling? Why? What role should standardized tests play? #kerncmc #KernMathRecess #EDEL5200 #MathRecess @Mathgarden

@KernCMC @Mathgarden The purpose of education and schooling should be to help students to create and improve their critical thinking, solve problem strategies, and cultivate social skills. Standardized tests will help to measure student achievements, and how accountable teachers and schools are.

@EricaChristole2 @KernCMC @Mathgarden Teaching shouldn't be about if my student is right or wrong, or how much work they can have done. Teaching should be how meh students got to their answers, what kind of strategies they used and how much fun they had during their learning process.

@KernCMC @Mathgarden Learning is the purpose for teaching students. An education system that emphasizes learning over grades would provide students will a better math experience. Grades are for sorting, not for encouraging. Most teachers in ungraded settings report a rise in understanding. #EDEL5200

Q1: Chris describes an "education world that truly values playfulness, experimentation, & accomplishment over assessment, labels, & separation." How can this education world provide a better maths experience for students? #kerncmc #KernMathRecess #EDEL5200 #MathRecess @Mathgarden

@KernCMC @Mathgarden As educators, our goal is to provide fun lessons while we teach our students different strategies to solve problems. Therefore, lessons that involve games and experiments will help our students to learn, explore,, and extend their knowledge while they are having fun. #EDEL5200

@nycole_miller @KernCMC @Mathgarden Great post and quote "Don't step their struggle". As a teacher, It was to see my students struggling with their math problems. I always wanted to jump and help them without noticing that my help was stealing their critical thinking, stealing the importance of their struggle.

@KernCMC @Mathgarden One of my mentor teachers used to say, "Don't steal their struggle." It's instinctive to want to help and give answers, but students learn through making mistakes that lead to connections. If we steal their struggle, we steal their learning. Instead, we should provide support!

Q2: @Mathgarden and Dr. Brownell share that “productive struggle adds value and purpose to our lives.” In what other ways is engaging in productive struggle beneficial for our lives? #kerncmc #KernMathRecess #EDEL5200 #MathRecess

@KernCMC @Mathgarden Jo Boaler states that struggling is absolutely critical to mastery and that we can't achieve anything without being comfortable with mistakes and struggles. Letting students struggle during a math problem will help them discover different ways a problem can be solve #EDEL5200

@HangingwithMrJ @KernCMC @WrightMath314 @Mathgarden Is it great? I love seeing my kiddos during their math block playing math games (with dice,cards or dominoes) and having fun without realizing how much number sense they are learning.r

@KernCMC @WrightMath314 @Mathgarden Speed, Uno, Mancala are all games I have played with students that disguise number sense learning, but also create memories. They love playing and return the next day asking to play those games. These create memories, especially if you teach them a game they will love!

Q3: What are some games that can promote better mathematical memories among our students, friends, and families? #kerncmc #KernMathRecess #EDEL5200 #MathRecess @Mathgarden

@KernCMC @Mathgarden There are many games that can promote better mathematical memories among our students, friends, and families. Some of them are Uno, Dice games, Dominoes, puzzles, cards, and Monopoly. #EDEL5200 #MathRecess

Chapter #1 Just Play!! It's not just to play it's how to play it. A good math game take away a boring math lesson and make creative and talented thinkers.

@candice45701961 @LeanneHerrera16 @Ststansberry @doctor2pi @DrEddiesClass @Tech_Buddha @Duncannedd @teachsci8 @tom_karnes Hello Candice, I agree with you, google classroom allows students to do group projects and share all their ideas in one single google slide (powerpoint) I love seeing my students seating together gathering information from the web to create their powerpoint presentation. #CSUBTED

@LeanneHerrera16 @Ststansberry @doctor2pi @DrEddiesClass @Tech_Buddha @Duncannedd @teachsci8 @tom_karnes We can also use technology to gain opinions from the community on how to get students to work together and what the best way to engage with everyone would be!

This has been a great Twitter slow chat. Let’s keep it going! #CSUBTED @doctor2pi @DrEddiesClass @Tech_Buddha @Duncannedd @teachsci8 @tom_karnes

@Lifewith_paulaG @Ststansberry @doctor2pi @DrEddiesClass @Tech_Buddha @Duncannedd @teachsci8 @tom_karnes Hel Paula, I'm glad that I'm a teacher in these days because technology has made teaching way easier compared with years ago. Technology has helped us to have a close communication with parents and get a lot of ideas for lesson plans. #CSUBTED

@Ststansberry @doctor2pi @DrEddiesClass @Tech_Buddha @Duncannedd @teachsci8 @tom_karnes A3) Technology has made it possible for everyone to collaborate. Even this twitter slow chat has made it possible for all sections of EDTE 4200 to collaborate and understand different perspectives. Technology makes communicating easier! #CSUBTED @doctor2pi

@Ststansberry @doctor2pi @DrEddiesClass @Tech_Buddha @Duncannedd @teachsci8 @tom_karnes Technology helps teachers, students, and community to communicate in fastest ways. Teachers can leave assignments to their students through Google classroom and communicate in daily bases with parents through Class Dojo. #CSUBTED

@BarnumHuckins @doctor2pi @DrEddiesClass @Tech_Buddha @tom_karnes @Ststansberry @Duncannedd @teachsci8 Hi Katrina, It seems that you know how to use this twitter thing, I can barely manage Instagram. The truth is that I'm not good at all with technology #CSUBTEd

@doctor2pi @DrEddiesClass @Tech_Buddha @tom_karnes @Ststansberry @Duncannedd @teachsci8 A1) I loved learning GoogleSuite programs! They're free & fun. #CSUBTED @Duncannedd

@HulisesGonzale2 @Duncannedd Hello Hulises, isn't Kahoot great?? My students love it, I use it as a review every time I finish a ELA or Math unit. I really like it because my students are learning while they are having fun playing and competing to each other. #CUSBTEd

A1) My favorite resource that we have gone over would have to be Remind 101 & Kahoot. I really like Remind 101 because as a sport coach you can share out time changes or any other things. I think Kahoot can be used for great study routines prior for a test. #CSUBTED @Duncannedd

@doctor2pi @DrEddiesClass @Tech_Buddha @tom_karnes @Ststansberry @Duncannedd @teachsci8 A1) What I've like about the class and I already used it in my classroom was TED talk lesson. I was able to play a video about the moon and my kiddos loved it!! it was a great introduction to my lesson because we just started to learn about the phases of the moon. #CSUBTEd

@Duncannedd @csubted @CSUBakersfield @Tech_Buddha @tom_karnes @doctor2pi @Ststansberry @teachsci8 Hello, My name is Rebeka Banuelos and I'm currently working for BCSD at Stella Hills Elementary as a 6th grade teacher.

Welcome to @csubted's Slow Twitter Chat! We are excited to have students from across @CSUBakersfield's EdTech classes collaborate and learn from each other through twitter! Reply and introduce yourself. Tag your EDTE4200 professor! #csubted #csubedte4200 #edtech