Research abstract

Teaching Methods

Social media is one of the largest communication platforms in the world, this can either be helpful or destructive in collaborating online.

Laura Lurns Last updated January 23, 2020 · 1 min read

Teachers have a difficult job making sure that what they say to their students is appropriate for that environment. This is why teachers will often use online identities as a way to ask questions that they could not do in the classroom. This allows them to get a better understanding of topics without having to use words that may offend students or others. These answers will come from the perspective of people of all different types, ages, and genders that they may not be able to get in the classroom.

Key takeaways

The internet is a good friend for a teacher that allows them access to any info they need.
For a teacher, the internet provides a way to get out of isolation.
A lot of teachers had a talk about deficit language and the use of it.

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