A blog about the journey transitioning from a student to becoming a math teacher.
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Visitor vs. Resident
Technology
has always been a part of my life, since my family had owned a computer before
I was born. (They purchased an Apple 2
in 1984.) This then influenced my
brother to become a Software Engineer, and has influenced me to not only be
technology literate but to enjoy and understand it as a tool. I learned math on Math Blaster, reading on
Reader Rabbit, had my own email address by the age of 5, and an AIM account at
7. With this I have been familiar with
the idea of cyberspace, and as soon as Facebook was available to high school
students, I was quickly on top of it. I
like the fact that I can easily connect to my friends that I might not have
been able to stay in contact with due to crazy lifestyles and moving across the
country for school or work. I constantly
read blogs, use skype, twitter and other sites which gives me a presence, which
according to Dr. White, makes me not only a resident, but a fearless one. Since I am fearless, it allows me to try all
sorts of tools with education. I am
already being more exposed so some social networking tools that I can use for
education, and I am willing to try anything as long as I can connect my
students to the math.
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