Week 8.... :)

Well, I am officailly done with one more exam in psych 500 and only 2 to go!! They are very difficult exams! HUH! Now onto LB3. I need to give this a little more thought! My class is getting sick with some type of bug and that is not fun because eventually I know, I will get something to share with my family at home! This is a difficult time of the year. Especially since some kids are medically fragile! I hope everyone else is doing well! Good Luck on LB3!

Technology with students with disabilities...

I found chapter 15 to be very interesting! I also found it interesting at how short it was! I feel it is important for teachers to keep up on technology especially for children with disabilities. I have found NIMAS to be informing and I guess the important part is that parents need to keep informed and they will definitely like technology to be used!

Another gone by...

It is hard to believe that another week has gone by. I am working on my power point and lesson plan. I am getting through it. I visited the task stream site and I am not familiar with it at all. Not to mention that having to pay to use the site is a little crazy since we already paid for this class. So, if anyone is familiar I would appreciate some help. By the way does anyone know a date that we have to come back together on campus? I know that is coming up quick too. I thought it was at he end of Block 3.

October 6th

Well, I have survived another week. I have just realized how crazy life is really getting with 4 active children, Mom in grad school. Both parents working full time. Where is there time to do anthing extra... LIKE blog ;0)
I have been thinking about my powerpoint. I would like for the powerpoint to be useful and applicable to what I teach. I have not heard of task stream and I hope to figure out more when I am done here.
Chapter 5 was interesting in the aspect of how would it be used with NCLB (No CHild Left Behind) Incoporating software that would be appropriate in our classrooms plays a vital role.

I really like Angela Blog... Wow what an impacting presentation.