In his video Sharing: The Moral Imperative, Dean Shareski exhorts
teachers to participate in a sharing culture.
You need to be sharing online and sharing regularly… Because you owe it to others, to teach students beyond your classroom and your district. It’s an ethical responsibility.
As a future educator, I think it is important to know that
sharing is essential in our job. We are teachers because we love teaching. We
spend lots of time developing lesson plans, preparing materials and coming up
with new ideas on how to motivate our students and encourage their learning every
single day.
I agree with Dean Shareski when he says that not only students from our classroom can take advantage of the hard work we do, but also students and teachers around the world. We can teach but also learn; learn from sharing ideas, participating in discussions, sharing opinions and knowledge, and getting constructive feedback.
I agree with Dean Shareski when he says that not only students from our classroom can take advantage of the hard work we do, but also students and teachers around the world. We can teach but also learn; learn from sharing ideas, participating in discussions, sharing opinions and knowledge, and getting constructive feedback.
We can share in our school and school district, but we can
also share online and make this information available for anyone anywhere. We can help other teachers improve their strategies, but also learn
from them about what we can do better ourselves. We can discuss, comment, ask, even
inspire others! People from different backgrounds and cultures can also help us become
better teachers when they are part of our Personal Learning Network.
We can also encourage our students to share. By doing this, they will feel that their work is valuable and that their opinions are important. I will teach Spanish, so in my classroom I would like students to be able to connect with people from different parts of the world and not only practice the language but also share what they learn at school. I think this will be beneficial for everyone that takes part of it.
We can also encourage our students to share. By doing this, they will feel that their work is valuable and that their opinions are important. I will teach Spanish, so in my classroom I would like students to be able to connect with people from different parts of the world and not only practice the language but also share what they learn at school. I think this will be beneficial for everyone that takes part of it.
In the article 3 Reasons Why You Should Share and 3 ThingsYou can Do to Start Sharing, Silvia Tolisano lists
some steps that we can take to start sharing. I think it is very important, as
she mentions, that educators realize that in today’s world there is a need for
us to share. It is also important to know that there are many tools available, such as our blogs or Twitter (in my opinion, the most appropriate for professional use), just to mention
some examples, and that we can start sharing little by little until we feel more
confident and it becomes part of our lives.
Your ideas tie in really well with what the article you cited said. I totally agree with what you wrote and all of your ideas tied together really well.
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