@Gemini_Notebook creates study guides, videos, audio overviews and more. A great way to differentiate a lesson! Uploaded STAAR questions and it created a book 📕 🤯❤️@MsGracia15#LJTECHi3@CGarza0930
Day 4: Pear Deck. Students must think about what the word means and represent its key idea visually. Checking for understanding💯 @LaJoyaISDEdTech@technovate67
Day 2: ❤️ Goodnotes- we can use it to annotate, highlight, draw, color and much more. Screen-recording is an excellent way to help students that are absent or explaining instructions. Students can demonstrate learning by creating a mini-lesson or a summary.
SLO-MO video: 8th grade History- Boston Tea Party: SLO-MO used in 3 sections 1. Dress up like Indians 2. Board the “ships/desk” 3. Throw tea into Boston Harbor @LaJoyaISDEdTech
One way I plan to save time and support all learners is by using AI to differentiate instruction and create engaging lessons for all my students @LaJoyaISDEdTech@technovate67@SaraLeeSanchez2
Gen Alpha are the students we are teaching right now. They are also called Gen Glass because screens were placed in front of the at a very young age, making it a “normal” for them.
Understanding Gen Z and Gen Alpha is vital for instructional planning because this is how the students process information. We want plan with a purpose and knowing how the students think is a way to make instruction more effective and engaging.
In my opinion, digital natives have experienced the best of both worlds. They learned how to search for answers through effort, and see advancement of AI. As teachers, it is important to help students understand how learning and research was before and move forward to now!