As a future teacher I plan on using data collection tools such as surveys and quizzes to be able to collect data from not only my students but parents on a subject. Surveys will allow me to ask questions in multiple choice questions as well as short answers to my students and parents of the students on a topic to get their opinions. As a First grade teacher, some survey questions I may ask could be, "Out of the three educational games we played this week, which of the three did you like and learn the most from?", "Was the homework load for your child this week, too much for them to handle this week or were they comfortable?", even " What did you like and silk from this class? What could I do to better my teaching for the next students?". These questions are opinionated questions depending on the student and parent filling them out. Surveys allow me to gain more opinions and accumulate them all at the end for the best results/ Quizzes differ in the fact th...
Distance Learning was introduced to me at a very young age, but was not completely understood or used until now. When I was in middle school and high school, distance learning was used in school and out. My parents introduced me to KhanAcademy and other websites they would have to a lesson each weekend to get ahead. However other apps such as notability, IXL, FLVS, etc are just a few of the apps I was introduced to in high school. These apps helped me watch lessons, practice vocabulary skills, and learn more in a subject out of the classroom when the teacher was not with me. Now that Covid-19 has brought everyone into remote learning, Distance Learning is the new norm. I have been in asynchronous and synchronous classes. I honestly have really liked a lot about distance learning. It allows me to learn at the comfort of my room, as well as more time for work and myself because I don't have to physically go to classes. However, it has created isolation from meeting new people ...