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Teacher Spotlight: Alisha Kerby, Truman Elementary

March 2016Josh Whiting

Ms. Alisha Kerby is a fourth grade teacher at Truman Elementary in West Valley City. I had the opportunity to visit her class and watch the innovative things she is doing in her classroom. Ms. Kerby’s students use Chromebooks in their classroom. While I was visiting her classroom the students were studying fractions.

Her students were actively engaged in the learning process. The students reviewed fraction concepts using Kahoot, and then created their own fractions using Google Drawings. Students created fractions using the drawing tools and then rotated from computer to computer at their tables and came up with equivalent fractions for each fraction drawing.

The students in Ms. Kerby’s class were also working on creating presentations using Google Slides, sharing what they had learned about rocks, habitats, and new year celebrations in other countries. She has created a classroom environment where the students love learning.

Spotlight Creator: Heidi Meenen, Granite District Educational Technology Specialist

Filed Under: Teacher SpotlightsTagged With: 4th Grade, Alisha Kerby, Chromebooks, Fractions, Google Drawings, Google Slides, Heidi Meenen, Kahoot, Truman Elementary

Teacher Spotlight: Ms. Newby, Ms. Tinsley, and Ms. Esplin, Stansbury Elementary

December 2015Josh Whiting

Watch Tracy Newby’s 4th Grade class at Stansbury Elementary engage in a Kahoot quiz, competing remotely against another 4th grade classroom led by Erin Esplin. Karen Tinsley, the school technology specialist, collaborated with the teachers to create this activity, and the teachers coordinated with each other during the event using Skype. These teachers take assessment of student learning to an exciting new level of collaboration and friendly competition.

Spotlight Creator: Cherie Anderson, Granite District Educational Technology Specialist

Filed Under: Teacher SpotlightsTagged With: Assessment Tools, Cherie Anderson, Common Formative Assessment, Erin Esplin, Formative Assessment, Formative Assessment Tools, Kahoot, Karen Tinsley, Skype, Stansbury Elementary, Tracy Newby

Teacher Spotlight: Jennifer Buck, Upland Terrace Elementary

May 2015Josh Whiting

Ms. Buck is an amazing 6th grade teacher at Upland Terrace Elementary. She incorporates technology in her classroom seamlessly. I had the opportunity to observe her class creating Kahoots to review math concepts that they had learned throughout the year. The students in her class use iPads to create their review quizzes.

This spotlight showcases the excellent instruction that Ms. Buck provides her students. Her lesson is so well organized. She lays out very clear instructions and encourages feedback from her students. Her students exhibit 21st Century skills; collaboration, communication, critical thinking, and creativity are happening in her classroom.

Spotlight Author: Heidi Meenen, Granite District Educational Technology Specialist

Filed Under: Lesson Plans, Teacher SpotlightsTagged With: 6th Grade, Heidi Meenen, iPads, Jennifer Buck, Kahoot, Math

Teacher Spotlight: LeeAnn Crockett, Woodstock Elementary

May 2015Josh Whiting

Super teacher LeeAnn Crockett & her 5th grade kids are Kahooting to great test results. Watch them do fun reviews.

Spotlight Author: Cherie Anderson, Granite District Educational Technology Specialist

Filed Under: Teacher SpotlightsTagged With: 5th Grade, Cherie Anderson, iPods, Kahoot, LeeAnn Crockett, Test Reviews, Woodstock Elementary

Featured Resource: Kahoot!

May 2015Josh Whiting

Kahoot! is a game-based classroom response system that can be accessed from any computer or mobile device with an internet connection. Kahoot can be used to create learning games, ask questions, take surveys, engage students in discussions, and assess students in real-time.

[Read more…] about Featured Resource: Kahoot!

Filed Under: Digital Learning ResourcesTagged With: Assessment Tools, Classroom Response Systems, Clickers, Communication, Discussion, Formative Assessment, Game-Based Learning, Joshua Whiting, Kahoot, LeeAnn Crockett, Michelle Reed, Mobile Devices

Granite Ed. Tech. Monthly Newsletter – November 2014

November 2014Josh Whiting

Granite Ed. Tech. Monthly Newsletter – November 2014

Our department’s monthly newsletter was recently sent out to all teachers in Granite School District, but you can also access it here.

This month’s highlights Include:

  • Now Registering For the Google Anywhere Technology Class
  • Real Time Collaboration With Google Docs For Teachers and Students
  • Hour of Code Coming Soon!
  • Educational Technology’s Website Gem of the Month: Kahoot
  • Discounted Software Available To District Employees

Filed Under: News, Professional DevelopmentTagged With: Ed. Tech. Monthly Newsletter, Google, Google Docs, Granite Learning Resources, Granite School District, Hour of Code, Kahoot, Professional Development Resources, Software

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