Blog Journal 10

 As a teacher, I think surveys will be very helpful. Mostly, I think it will be helpful to get students opinions on things in the classroom. For instance, if I was teaching 8th grade English, I would ask about things like if they understood a topic before we move on. I could also ask if they need more time on something that wasn’t explained well. 

There were multiple interesting topics from my classmates blog. I liked seeing everyone’s teacher website. I also found it interesting to see everyone’s opinion on distance and remote learning. It’s interesting that we all went through the same thing but have such different takes on it.

I would probably like to learn more software related skills. I just think it would be helpful as technology advances and becomes more integrated into education. I would like to learn about coding or programs like Excel. To do this, I would like to either take a course or certificate centered on one of those or learn more from online sources. 

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