Blog Post #10

As a teacher, I think I will use data collection during lessons. For example, if I end up teaching a high school biology class, I can use surveys during class as a way to review for a test. By doing this, I am able to see what areas students are still struggling in. I could also use data collection as a way to figure out what students prefer in the classroom. For example, I could use surveys to ask students if they prefer to test on paper or on computers and then try to fit each student's preferences. 

After reviewing my classmates' blogs, I noticed most of them made their website for an elementary class. Many of my classmates had similar layouts in which there was a section designed for students and a section designed for the parents. Regarding the most recent blog, most of my classmates do not enjoy distance learning. Many of them feel that they are more forgetful now than before Covid and they also feel most of the work assigned to them is busy work. 

In the future, I wish to learn how to use Excel spreadsheets. I used them my junior year of high school and although I am MOS certified, I forgot how to use Excel. I feel like knowing how to use Excel would be helpful in the future in case I ever need to make a spreadsheet. To achieve this goal, I will start by watching Excel tutorials on YouTube then slowly start working on Excel by myself. 

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