From 3rd to 5th grade, I attended to DeSoto Trail Elementary school, so I decided to take a look at their teacher pages almost 10 years later! The website is very basic, and once you click on your desired Grade level and teacher, it shows what the teachers past teaching experiences were, biographical information, and how they hope to influence their students. For example, it shows when the teachers first job was, when they began teaching at their current school, and a bit about what they like to do outside of the classroom.
https://www.leonschools.net/Page/24195
I first became acquainted with blogging with a book report I had to complete in middle school. For the book I read, I had to create a blog page and present it to my class, which provided my initial familiarization with blogging! Also, I had to complete a blog for a project I had in my 10th grade English class, which I had to keep up with every week, similar to this class. I have ultimately learned that blogging is a great way to communicate with other classmates and educators in order to further develop and share your own ideas. There aren’t many things I dislike about blogging except for the fact that I’m terrible with technology and I sometimes don’t know what I’m doing! :)
In the last assignment for our web evaluation, I got a lot more comfortable with constructing tables on Microsoft Word and customizing them based on what I need. I like how it challenged me to think from the perspective of a teacher, and what I would expect from my students when picking sources for a project. Again, there’s not much that I really dislike about the web evaluation assignment, other than the fact that I’m not great with technology, and my broken wrist is forcing me to function with one hand at the moment, so it’s a bit more difficult. :( For next time, I think I could include more categories, and more subcategories in order to make the overall evaluation more detailed and precise.
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