Brianna Fay

As it is my final week I wanted to reflect on my time in #CSUBEDTE4200 and say how much fun I had in this class! I learned so much about how to utilize different technology as a teacher and I cannot wait to implement it in my classroom! #CSUBTED

@doctor2pi A1) I think communication tools like Class Dojo or Remind are great ways to keep both parents and students updated on a student's progress and give teachers a safe and protected means to check on students' wellbeing in all aspects #CSUBTED @DrEddiesClass

@Ststansberry A3) I think that using a tool like Flipgrid is a great way to help multilingual ELLs. This gives them a chance to practice speaking, using the language skills they have already acquired and incorporating new ones, while also allowing them multiple takes #CSUBTED @DrEddiesClass

Wednesday fun! Here's the next question in the CSUB EDTE4200 Slow Chat. Make sure you include A3) before your response. Don't forget to tag #CSUBTED , #CSUBEDTE4200, and your EDTE 4200 professor.

@tom_karnes @DrEddiesClass A4) I think the best way is to ask my peers what they are doing, whether in-person on campus or online, such as on Instagram or Twitter. There is no way to know if something is a good fit for you until you test it and see student response #CSUBTED @DrEddiesClass

Last evening of the Slow Chat! Here's the next question. Make sure you include A4) before your response. Don't forget to tag #CSUBTED , #CSUBEDTE4200, and your EDTE 4200 professor.

@doctor2pi A2) I recommend Google Drive. There are a multitude of resources that students can use to collaborate in a more accessible way, such as Google Slides, which allows teachers to easily leave feedback, which can benefit all different types of learners #CSUBTED @DrEddiesClass

@DrEddiesClass Hello! My name is Brianna Fay and I am in my fourth year and last semester of my BA. I hope to teach English at the high school level! @DrEddiesClass #CSUBTED

Welcome to the #CSUBTED Chat! Please introduce yourself, share your year in college, and what grade you hope to teach in the future. If you are already working, share your current position/role. Remember to tag your instructor and add #CSUBTED as a hashtag!