Many people think using technology in the elementary classroom is a daunting task, but it doesn’t have to be. Using technology in the elementary classroom is all about the opportunities it gives both students and educators.  

• Empower student voice using Universal Design for Learning and technology tools

• Create artifacts of learning to demonstrate mastery of learning

• Promote student agency and develop digital learners

• Promote a  deeper understanding of mathematics through student discourse. 

• Empower your young learners by building their confidence as they share their own math thoughts, understand each other’s perspectives and explore multiple ways to solve problems. 

• Discover ways that you can create transformative math learning experiences for elementary students  by giving them ways to visualize math, use multimodal learning, and then empower our students to interact with their classmates' math thinking. 

• See how technology tools like Desmos, Flip, Wixie and Flashcard Factory can help you tech up your math instruction. 

• 3 hour session- Appropriate for K-5 Teachers Administration, Coaches, etc.

• Promote creation, collaboration and critical thinking within your elementary classrooms.

• Ensure that educators and students have the skills to be digital learners. 

• Examine the vital role that student agency can play when using technology tools and gain strategies that will promote your students’ becoming more independent digital learners.

• Delve into best practices for identifying and implementing technology tools with young learners. 

• See how Debbie’s 3 Cs for Cultivating Digital Learners can provide your students choices using technology tools and use these tools to provide our students with Universal Design for Learning. 

•  3 hour session- Appropriate for K-5 Teachers Administration, Coaches, etc.