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JOKES OF THE WEEK

Leave a Comment / 2023, all, beyond technology, beyond technology education, catholic school, charter school, chromebooks, classroom technology, cloud computing, computer teacher training, CUE, david thornburg, Dr. Malia Hoffmann, ed puzzle, edtech, edtech plan, edtech teacher, education, education issues, education technology, education technology blog, educators, ernie delgado, evernote, freetech4teachers, future, g suite, google, google classroom, google education, google g suite, google hangouts, google sites, google workspace, haiku, homework hacks, k-12, k-8, laptops, learning, PLN, prefessional development, principal, professional development, project based learning, richard byrne, roger wagner, school technology, school technology plan, schools of the future, screencastify, seesaw, sir ken robinson, snapchat, technology, technology curriculum, technology integration / By Lauralyn Vasquez

My 30+ years in and around education have been quite an experience for me. I have not loved every minute, but I love being an educator. Over the years I have taught every grade level and adults. My oldest student was in her 80’s.

5 Reasons Technology Curriculum and Computer Science Must Start in Kindergarten

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5 Reasons Technology Curriculum and Computer Science Must Start in Kindergarten Malia Hoffmann March 13, 2023 2:42 PM 0 comments Assistant Professor, School of Education, CSUF “Anytime you are out in the world, look around; you’ll see most people using mobile devices. Many kids may also have tablets or their adults’ phones as well. Being …

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Decisions Have Consequences

Decisions Have Consequences Michael Arnold February 27, 2023 11:59 AM 0 comments “Decisions have consequences…” or so we say when we are encouraging our students to reconsider and hopefully reset. But how often do we as educators think about the consequences of our decisions? One educational thought-leadership site promotes the statistic that, on average, the …

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CONNECTING WITH STUDENTS OF DIFFERENT AGES

Here is my refresher on what makes a great school and how technology curriculum plays a role

Here is my refresher on what makes a great school and how technology curriculum plays a role Ernie Delgado February 6, 2023 4:26 PM 0 comments Great schools can become institutions! A great school is one that provides its students with a well-rounded and comprehensive education, while also fostering a positive and inclusive learning environment. …

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How Educators Can Prepare for the 8 Technology Megatrends

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How Educators Can Prepare for the 8 Technology Megatrends Ernie Delgado January 5, 2023 2:03 PM 0 comments You are probably up to speed on the major trends in education, but are you aware of the “megatrends” shaping the world? Let’s break down both topics and see where we can find some common ground. TRENDS …

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Learning Coding Can Change the Future for Students

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The education world is crazy for coding! Why is that? Basically coding has become a basic literacy skill in our quickly evolving digital age. If our students want to be prepared for a “very different future”, it will be important for them to understand the technology

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Parents’/Guardians’ Guide for Online School During COVID-19

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If you’re anything like many of the adults I’ve spoken to with kids at home, you are probably going a little crazy with this online school transition. Whether you are a stay-at-home parent or someone who usually leaves the house to go to work, most of you

Top 3 Tips for Teaching Online During CORONAVIRUS / COVID-19 Times

COVID-19 has turned our world as we know it upside down. How will you survive the quarantine restrictions for an indefinite amount of time? Whether you are a teacher, parent/guardian, or student, these school closures have no doubt impacted you drastically.

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On-Demand Webinar – The Future of Classroom Technology Integration

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This 40-minute on-demand video will share some very telling statistics about the future our students will be living in and will provide a researched and proven model to prepare them during the school day using a standards-based integrated technology solution.

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5 Methods to Overcome Standardized Test Culture

I recently came across an EdSurge article about how several states across the U.S. are revamping their state standardized tests (DeSchryver, 2019). Part of me thought, good, growth and change is always positive. The other part of me just became irritated

IS YOUR SCHOOL PROTECTED FROM RANSOMWARE?

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It’s an early Tuesday morning and you are just getting the week started after a long 3-day weekend. But today is different. You’ve been hacked and are now your entire computer system and data sources are locked down and the only thing you see on your