Reflections
Reflections
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This collection of essays and blogs is a great resources to check out different writing samples from my time at Michigan State. It is also a great way to explore and learn more about various important topics related to education and technology.
In this Blog post, I synthesize prior knowledge and coursework about teaching with technology with my new outlook after completing my graduate certificate in educational technology. There is so much more to teaching technology than we often realize. This perspective shows my growing understanding throughout my time in my master's program of educational technology practices. Give this post a read to discover more of my outlook.
In this essay, I dive deep into what the learning process looks like and why expertise is important. Whether you're the expert or you're learning from one, shared knowledge is an important facet of all deep learning. I demonstrate by ability to draw parallels to both formal and informal learning and highlight why both are important for learning.
In this piece, I navigate (with permission) an email I got during the school year where a parent was concerned about technology usage as it relates to the safety and privacy of her child. After doing some reading and research, I was able to give her an informed response. This blog post also includes several resources for teachers to learn about privacy and safety online for students, as there are important laws we are responsible for following. This work exemplifies my commitment to safe educational practices in my teaching of technology skills. To read the blog, click the link and scroll to the matching title.
This survey was designed to see if professional responsibilities outside of contract hours (unpaid) had an impact on overall job satisfaction for teachers. It demonstrates my ability to create and conduct meaningful research in an educational setting. This is research that could benefit teaching and learning departments. For more research-related work, be sure to visit the CEP822 Tab under "Continuing Education." The best way to experience the research is by taking the survey yourself by clicking the link. If you would prefer to simply view the survey, you can click here for a copy.
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