Please don't Underestimate the Significance of Small Instructional Moves in a Tech-Infused Lesson1/31/2017 In this lesson, a high school ELA teacher describes how she integrated technology to meet the learning goals of a unit about the Holocaust. What is significant in this video is how well the teacher used instructional moves with the technology to keep the students on-task. Rather than allowing them to just "Google", she sent them to pre-selected websites that were authoritative and focused the students on the learning goals. The teacher also had the students working individually, but integrated share-alouds and reflective thinking opportunities to work as a class to come up with a project to support Darfur.
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AuthorLiz Kolb is a clinical associate professor of education technologies at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. She works with over 150 preservice teachers every year on integrating technology into K-12 teaching. Categories
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