Ahahahah you are literally my kind of people. Like the gifs are cracking me up 😆😆😆

I’m reading an article right now about censorship and the academic world and how it’s becoming more and more prevalent in the southern United States when things become too “controversial” according to the algorithm #edu800fall25

My last paper was on immediate feedback in online learning and there is a plethora of data that suggests that it actually is a great motivator for online learners. If you want I can share the data with you :)

Wait…. We can add photos to posts…. Darn so much missed opportunities 😆 also I hardly use pen and paper any more and I realized my hand writing has just gotten soooo bad.

100% but also as technology leaders how do we get our teachers to become better with digital tools? I have so many teachers who don’t want to change so the ideology is how to we get buy in from them?

Honestly this is the question of the century. Language is changing so rapidly with this generation because they are all consistently on their phones. They don’t know how to communicate well and it’s leading to poor literacy skills.

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Ok but is digital citizenship really where we need to focus or are we losing our sense of actually being literate with the overuse of technology? Kids don’t read anymore. Should we be focusing on digital citizenship or motivating them to read more than just a screen? Just a thought.

I really wonder though if with all of this saturation of new literacies if students are actually more literate and what is the measure we can use to tell whether or not that are. That would be an intriguing study to do I think.