A Tecoriffic Summer!: Educators CONNECT for SUCCESS Conference June 14

1) Back to the Future: The 21st Century Classroom

Flipped classroom
STUDENTS NEED CHOICE!
Problem based learning
Research DAILY
WRITING DAILY
Individualized Learning
Non-fiction reading DAILY
One-on-one attention DAILY
Student accesses lesson at home, then in class, students' misconsceptions are corrected.
Doing this with 85% free-reduced lunch.
Students have to do front loaded information in order to do the science experiment.
Have students ask, ¨I Wonder¨ questions.
Area students struggle with the most, becomes your first flipped lesson.
Write GRANTS!
When you apply something you learned, you remember it!
Minute and a half of each grade level. 4th Grader = 6 minutes for homework.
Teach them HOW to watch a video. It´s ok to pause!!
10 MINUTES MAXIMUM!
Make your own videos. THEY CONNECT WITH YOU!!!
Prezi with voice over
Screen cast
Do more collaborative projects with teachers. Let them see that specials classes are important also. Integrate- classroom teacher check in, special check in.
Student building a website portfolio in education.weebly.com- you can password protect. May be an age requirement.
Go to http://mrjonesflippedclassroom.weebly.com/ for great project ideas for a project based classroom.
Essential Questions- take students beyond skimming the surface.
Mindcraft-7 sacraments of the Catholic religion. On tapestry in a church.
Cups based on Magellean
emaze- art museum idea... easel.ly... TEDEd (can answer questions and go to part of video where question was.) INCOMPETECH (royalty free music that can be used) TubeChop- LinkedIn- Powtoon

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Know what your district is using for technology.
FERPA-Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act
COPPA-Childrenś Online Privacy Protection Act
CIPA-Childrenś Internet Protection Act
PPRA
ORC
Privacy Technical Assistance Center-http://wwwptac.ed.gov
Need a committee
Need agreement for online programs (iReady-is not included because it is used in place of something the school needs to use for instruction)
Using a pseudonym is not permitted

3) Coding Decoded: Making Sense of Computer Science for Kids

Agriculture is technologically savvy
Kids think of game development
App Development as well
Hour of Code- all kids have access to one hour of code
CS Envy-taking apart computers and putting them back together, parent involvement, celebrate and expose kids to computer science (Kind of like STEM night)
Code.org is a good place to start with computer science. The curriculum is free online too.
Code Studio is a part of Code.org- Split screen code and web development
Scratch is more advanced
Toy Engine- use code to create video games
Keep an eye on Twitter
Code Academy (grade 8 and up)
Apps

Virtual Reality lab- Google cardboard, buy lenses online, get cardboard from lunch or paper boxes
360 Kodak Camera-
Reynoldsburg Schools-implementing a special for computer science with a virtual reality lab
App Inventor!!!!!!!!Have students create apps and push them out to the entire school.
Dan Patterson- After the Hour of Code (book)
Coding helps Elementary Students by:- design and problem solving, growth-mindset, trouble shooting, collaboration
Take a risk- Make a mistake-Change the Outcome
Code Studio-
How do we measure student achievement for the 21st century? Math and ELA- can not measure collaboration, problem solving etc..
Explain what computer science and what it is not!!!
k12cs.org- similar to ISTE standards for computer science
(1st Grade Course 1 of Code.org)
Need to add Computer Science to 4-5 Curriculum
Check out code.org for 3rd party resources

A Tecoriffic Summer!