Problems of Having Technology in the 21st Century Classroom? Technology is great to have at home for leisure, but can cause many problems in a classroom. Although I love my laptop, phone and iPod’s, we must admit, We are addicted to our technology. Technology in the 21st century classroom has its pros and cons. With smartphones, computers and iPod’s at their fingertips, students and sometimes teachers find it hard to control impulses and can easily stray from the task at hand and get distracted…
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allowed to have phones at school,they can cause problems in the classroom and with the teacher because phones make kids want to play and text there phone instead of wanting to pay attention to the teacher and learn. Most students with phones are on them when the teacher is teaching in classroom which doesn’t help students learn anything. Most schools don’t…
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practice I would have been taking laps around the turf. Nevertheless, I feel that media can have a negative impact on certain things such as the classroom setting. My ideology of the classroom setting has altered over the past several years because most people use their laptops, or use their phone and it isn’t considered a negative factor in the classroom. Without the use of…
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technology-based classrooms to help kids get familiarized with computers, the U.S military experimenting the use of computer simulation on the troops suffering from Post-Traumatic Syndrome Disorder(P.T.S.D.). The program also emphasized on the research study on the issue of multitasking among students. In a research study done at Stanford University, Professor Clifford Nass points out that “multitaskers are terrible at every aspect of multitasking.” The professor also thinks that “multitasking could be dumbing…
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I observed for five hours at Fairlane Elementary School in a Kindergarten classroom. Fairlane Elementary is located in Lafayette Tennessee. The teacher I observed was Kendra Garmon. Mrs. Garmon’s classroom was very open. She had centers for the students to work at in every corner of the room. Her room was very colorful and eventful. I observed a Kindergarten classroom with fifteen students. The students were equal in gender. There was seven boys and eight girls. The class had two children who had…
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Locus of control is about being in control of yourself and your fate. Locus of control is based on yourself as an individual. Depending on yourself and how you think, your locus will be different. Locus of control is classified into two groups; internal and external. There is a spectrum from internal to external locus for each individual. As pronounced earlier, there are two kinds of locus of control. They are called internal and external. Internal locus is when the individual takes responsibility…
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and facility operations. Develop strong relationships with families. Managing a budget and licensing. Have a positive and upbeat attitude while working in a fast paced environment. Be able to be effective with organizational, time management and multitasking skills. A person in this position must have a deep love for children and a strong commitment to education. Skills needed for the job, taken from both the job description and your own analysis of the job (Note: Be sure to list at least 5 skills…
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Since those experiences I have only interacted with family members children. I was a little hesitant going into the classrooms as I was unsure what to expect. I was unsure on how the children would take to a strange person being within their classroom and I was a little unsure on how I would engage and interact with the children. I was quickly put at ease when I entered the first classroom and the children and teachers were extremely inviting. Throughout the day I observed the teachers and children…
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She does not shy away from a tough situation but rather takes it on very ambitiously. This type of headstrong behavior doesn’t only apply to the basketball court but the classroom and her daily life as well. The willingness and motivation to be better is probably Reyna’s biggest strength. Everyone thinks about being better, “what if” this or “what if” that but very few people actually put in the effort to become what they…
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reading or writing. I usually turn my cell phone off or vibrate and shut down any social media networks where pop up chats can occur. 2. List some of the distractions that might hinder your study progress or your performance in an online classroom. Anything can hinder your studies when you at home trying to study. Family can be the biggest distraction. Staying focused is another big distraction. One has to be deciated to study and avoid losing site of the big picture. You do not have someone…
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