Hi:

I enjoyed engaging with the different activities as I tried all 3.  I spend the most time with the binary bracelet activity and to be honest, I did struggle with it quite a bit!

I teach an assessment course in our MAT in Early Childhood program at Queens College.  The pedagogical notions that we discuss transcend across the content areas, a…[Read more]

There was so much to unpack in the modules and I, at times, found myself somewhat overwhelmed by the sheer depth of the material.  I found that viewing the notion of equity through the lens of AI to be a truly profound and enriching experience for me.  It is interesting–in the vast majority of courses which I instruct, I do focus on the concept o…[Read more]

Thank you for all the great idea!  I have not used Google Drawings–thanks for highlighting  this Chris!

In reading your posts, several thoughts came to mind. Like you, very often, I try to incorporate a skill or strategy which our QC students can subsequently use with their own learners–asking a prompt such as, ‘How could this be used in your o…[Read more]

My apologies for the garbled submission…I have attached my remix as well.

Thank you!

Michael

Michael’s mindset activity:  https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1o5ETRHkp3jy_57-7LGi-nXS9g07S6tqZRdYJ5mFRu8c/edit?usp=sharing

I have really enjoyed reading your submissions!  I do believe that activities like these could foster an appreciation and celebration for ideas and values which might be different from our own.

Thank you!

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Hi:  My name is Michael Perrone and I am a Clinical Professor at Queens College.  Like Jackie, I found it very difficult to select only five cards.  Initially, I reviewed the cards without much of a plan or structure, However, I then focused on the following overarching notion:  ‘What do our undergraduate and graduate pre-service teachers most vit…[Read more]

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Hi everyone:  My name is Michael Perrone and I am a Clinical Professor in the Elementary and Early Education Department at Queens College.  My preferred pronouns are he/him. I enjoyed playing around with the different tools, some of which I have used in my teaching (e.g. Padlet) and some of which I have not p…[Read more]

Hi everyone:  My name is Michael Perrone and I am a Clinical Professor in the Elementary and Early Education Department at Queens College.  My preferred pronouns are he/him. I enjoyed playing around with the different tools, some of which I have used in my teaching (e.