I found a random middle school online, and directed myself to the class page of 07 English with Hughes. This is where I can see class announcements, assignment schedules, and the teacher's email. Along with this information, she includes short readings at the bottom and resources. However, when I compared it to a class page for Mr. Bond at St. Brendan School, his class page just has a simple list of to-do's for each grade he teaches, and his email address at the top. I would like to believe that if a parent or student were to sign in to a class paged they're authorized to view fully, there would probably be a class directory with parent names and phone numbers. Both sites I viewed were for middle school grades (6-8).
These were the two sites I viewed:
https://stbrendanschoolbronx.org/8th-grade
https://ms.nyackschools.org/directory/class
I like being able to blog weekly to keep in touch with the class, being that it is online and we don't have in-person experiences. It helps me stay on track and reflect on my research and assignments for the week. I do enjoy having the ability to comment on other's blog posts and give each other suggestions. I have gotten some great feedback from others.
I enjoyed the Web Evaluation assignment. I came up with a cute little chart for my "class", for them to easily identify if a website is reliable. I can definitely use this in the future to teach accurate information, and also I can teach my students to use web evaluations to check the authenticity of the information on a site. I learned a lot from this assignment, check out my version below!
My comments:
https://lexiijones.blogspot.com/2019/06/since-my-future-classroom-will.html?showComment=1561953063768#c6940728551034559707
https://letssaythis.blogspot.com/2019/06/ive-used-ton-of-academic-software-as.html#comment-form
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