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How To Avoid EdTech Burnout - HoET189

EPISODE · Nov 7, 2021 · 34 MIN

How To Avoid EdTech Burnout - HoET189

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Feedback and Shout Outs (1:19) I built DIY soundproofing panels for the House of #EdTech! This is the video I used to guide me - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPEouyiEt3Q #EdTech Recommendation (4:52) NatGeo MapMaker - Create, Share, and Print Custom Maps Educational Duct Tape Podcast - Google Earth and other Geo Tools with the Partial Credit Podcast Guys Featured Content (8:27) 3 Ways to Reduce Technology Overload Check-in With Students and Families Take Stock of All Technology Used in Your Class Provide Balance Technology is a great asset in the world. It has opened many doors and new opportunities for teaching and learning. However, educational technology is never more important than education. Teaching and learning have to take the forefront and cannot live in the shadow of technology. We need to be mindful of the technology we use and require our students to use. This will help us to keep teaching and learning moving even in the most uncertain of times. Just Give It A Try (21:01) November Question of the Month - What are you thankful for? Thank you to Chris Stuchko, Daniela Romero, Craig, Emma, and Amy 9th Grade Experience Podcast Ingles Podcast School Librarians United Podcast House of #EdTech VIP (29:41) Jay Billy - Father, Educator, Author, Speaker - Proud Principal of Ben Franklin Elementary School. Lead with Culture: What Really Matters in Our Schools (A Lead Like a PIRATE Guide)

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