Thursday, December 1, 2011

Project # 16

My Final Report on my PLN

 



Since my last report of my PLN, I have added several more tiles to my Symbaloo. I have really enjoyed using it over the semester because it has all the web pages that I need in one spot. I love that if I find a website that I want to re-visit I can just add it to my PLN and it will be there forever. Besides the tiles that Symbaloo gave me when I started, I now have over ten tiles. I plan on continuing to use and grow my PLN after EDM 310, and I also plan to show my future students how to use it as well.

Here is a list of my tiles
1.The St.Elmo Explorers Blog
2.CNN
3.USA Jag E-Mail
4.NEA Homepage
5.68 Ways for iPad in a Classroom
6.Lady Bug's Teacher Files Blog
7.Beg, Borrow, and Steal Blog
8.USA Online
9.EDM 310 Class Blog
10.ESPN
11.Forever 21
12.Blogger
13.Mrs. Bemer's Kindergarten Blog
14.Discoverey Education
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C4T 7 & 8

David Warlick



The C4T blog that I was assigned was called 2 cents Worth. The most recent blog post that I commented on was Upcoming North Carolina Science Conference in which David Warlick explained about conferences. He stated that it is hard for educators to attend conferences due to the lack of money these days. However, he explained that the "Science Online" was a conference that is important for teachers to attend. In my comment, I explained that when I have the opportunity to attend conferences I will take it up. I believe that conferences are very important for educators to attend because it betters their knowledge which will help better the knowledge of students.

The last C4T that I was assigned was the same blog as before, but I commented on a more recent blog post, 12 Ways To Provoke Supportive Learning Conversations at Home. In David Warlick's post, he gave twelve tips to start learning conversations at home. For example, one of the tips was to get the students' brothers and/or sisters to join the conversation about school and their experiences. In my comment to Mr. Warlick, I explained that I really enjoyed reading his post and that he gave wonderful tips about engaging students in creative and fun learning as well as their parents. I also stated that I plan to one day use several of his given tips in my future classroom.