Amanda's EME2040 blog

 I absolutely plan on using surveys and their tools in my future classroom. It is a great way to get to know my students and how they are doing in my class. I will definitely use surveys to know things like how many siblings they have, how much they like the subject I teach, how many pets they have, etc., so that it can be a fun way for me to get to know a little bit about them and form a student-teacher relationship. I also plan on having a survey to check in on how well they doing, asking things like how the workload is effecting them, if they enjoy class, if they struggle learning in class, if they think they need extra help, etc., that way I know how I am doing as a teacher, how they are doing as students and how to improve from that point forward. So far I have participated in a few surveys made by my classmates and it was interesting to see how they all differ. Two of them were like mine, asking class related questions. Another one was centered around physical health like meals a

 My experience with distance learning has been quite an up and down experience. I do enjoy not having to leave my room in order to attend class and my professors being so flexible and understanding of the situation. On the other hand it is hard because I do not have a break away from my computer when it comes to school, group assignments are very hard, it is easy to get worried that you are missing assignments because you can't find them on the website, and I have not yet gotten to experience life on a university campus. All in all, it is obtainable for now because it is necessary, but I am looking forward to the day I can attend classes in person.  Open Educational Resources, or OER, is making whatever accessible educational content you have and putting it out across the internet for other educators to find and use. The information that is found can be remoulded to make it something different from its original. Then you can redistribute that information again. https://www.k12.wa.u