Shannon Huntzinger

If it wasn’t for my fourth grade teacher I would have never found my passion for writing and I would probably not be pursuing the career I am today. Thank a teacher because they change our lives whether we know it or not! 🧡#EDUC331 #TeacherAppreciationWeek

Ready for round two? This time I get to speak with my MOM on what her experience has been like within her 35 years in the classroom. #EDUC331 podbean.com/ew/pb-9xt88-db… @winey02

Scurry over to my NEW podcast! I speak on how I feel about student, parent, and teacher relationships, how to bring a new sense of reliability, and showing respect throughout #EDUC331 podbean.com/media/share/pb… @winey02

My favorite source is Common Sense Media. It is a great source to check-in for teachers or list for parents to check new sites of their own. It is easy to manipulate and holds a lot of valuable information about weaving through this digital time. #EDUC331

What is the boundary between too much and not enough in this time where we don't have a direct connection to our students? #EDUC331

As teachers we have to make sure the sources we are giving are safe. Because all of this is so new we cannot just send out whichever site we feel we can, we still have to check the boxes of safety through digital citizenship #educ331

I think the biggest assumption we have made is that one to one tech is always beneficial. We are feeling the backlash of the “why fix what isn’t broken” thinking. Students who have made do with the brokenness now can’t. #educ331

Because technology is so new we thrive to include it, but after Michael’s data impute I will offer resources both tech fueled as we as more “traditional” means to reach all students not just ones who have the means. #educ331

I don’t believe this has changed my belief of equity just placed in a new light. I think it brought to my attention the fact that it is not just internet access in order to find the ground of digital equity. There is much more at hand. #EDUC331

Global Networking opens so many new doors that you never would have thought you or your students would get to walk through! #EDUC331 @SajaStallings

#WritingCommunity, how do you discover new books? #amreading #amwriting #writerslife #research

Shaking things up and doing a #FF on a Sunday! Peep my fellow teachers and give 'em a follow! @SajaStallings @lyd_carr @Cam_the_CSURam @behuggs12 @SeanCarrigan7

@SajaStallings I like that it is not just literature. Having all of these is a different lens to show students this piece of history. #pstpln

In response to today's lecture of the #Holocaust to 8th graders, here's a great resource for teachers who might be unsure on how to teach such a hard part of history. yadvashem.org/education/news… #pstpln #educ331 #NeverForget

@lyd_carr I adore the idea of podcasts especially ones that will help me as a future teacher!

Like podcasts?? I listen to this one very often. It has helped me so much in the classroom and as a future teacher. #arted #podcast #pstpln #educ331 podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/art…

Super excited to share how killer a graphic novel can be in a lesson! Check this out! #pstpln edutopia.org/blog/graphic-n…

@brittmaes @Cindy_OA @WriterMar and #PSTPLN community, what are the best resources you have found to revamp old lessons to make them more engaging? #eternallygrateful

@Cam_the_CSURam What was the best one you would use yourself? #pstpln

I learned today how difficult managing a sixth grade classroom is, but also some tools I may use myself! #pstpln #celebrateMonday #actuallyTuesday

GUESS WHAT?! Global Education has lead students to be more empowered AND engaged. Looking for a new way to shake things up in your classroom? Global Education is the way to go! #CelebrateMonday #pstpln

As a teacher in the 21st century, I am very excited to take on the #PSTPLN challenge! I'm hoping to gain new ways to reach people as well as new ways to tweet for my future students!

@2020Abril I agree, I think even being presented the choice to do something along the lines of something they have a connection to is huge, something I never got a lot of in my personal schooling.