5 Ways Technology Can Leverage Student-Centered Learning in Science

Technology is a cornerstone of student-centered learning in science in our modern society.

In this episode, I’ll give you some examples of which technology I love for my own student-centered science classroom, but this isn't going to be an episode focused on examples of technologies that work or those that may be among the best.  In fact, there's no way any one person could possibly share that information because because there are just so many choices out there!!!  Each and every day, I swear I discover yet another amazing tool I’d love to try, and they all have a unique and focused purpose. 

So, I'd rather spend my time with you today -- and your oh-so-precious time! -- describing five ways that the integration of technology, in general, is going to leverage your attempts to create a more student-centered classroom environment.  And, guess what?  These five ways span every aspect of your job as a teacher, from content area expert to social-emotional support and family-connection-extraordinaire!

 

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Interested in viewing my differentiated evaluation project about integrating technology-based, student-choice skill practice?!  Here it is! 

https://lmkarosas.wixsite.com/spacedpractice2021

 

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