Teachers On Tiktok Share How Students Destroy Classrooms
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Dec 14, 2022. though the “ devious licks ” tiktok challenge of last year certainly got a lot of attention for the mayhem it unleashed on schools, it definitely wasn’t the end of students destroying school property. teachers on tiktok are unfortunately still reporting their classrooms are getting trashed by students who are angry, bored. Teachers have been using tiktok to increase awareness about the realities of the modern classroom for the last few years. now, the spotlight is on how fast students are falling behind. in one.
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Claudine james uses tiktok to teach the basics of grammar to more than 900,000 of her followers. as a solution, some students suggested that she upload her videos to tiktok, a video based social media platform frequented by tweens, teens, and adults under the age of 30. though james, 54, was reluctant, her students encouraged her to film her. Since many students are already using it in their free time, incorporating tiktok into the classroom can be a way to meaningfully engage with them on a platform to which they relate. it can function as a jumping off point to introduce a concept or idea, the same way videos can be incorporated into pedagogy to capture student interest. 14.1k likes, 2.1k comments. tiktok video from justin baeder, phd (@eduleadership): "we need to stop letting students destroy classrooms. it’s a terrible policy that puts students in danger. #education #teachersoftiktok #principalsoftiktok #edleadership #behavior #traumainformed #teacherquittok". From our experience teaching and researching digital citizenship curriculum, we argue that this approach fails to engage students in meaningful learning about the complexity imbued in both of.
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14.1k likes, 2.1k comments. tiktok video from justin baeder, phd (@eduleadership): "we need to stop letting students destroy classrooms. it’s a terrible policy that puts students in danger. #education #teachersoftiktok #principalsoftiktok #edleadership #behavior #traumainformed #teacherquittok". From our experience teaching and researching digital citizenship curriculum, we argue that this approach fails to engage students in meaningful learning about the complexity imbued in both of. In less than two years, the number of adults using tiktok has grown almost six times: from 2.6 million users to 14.3 million users. teachers say tiktok helps them “meet students where they are,” while offering numerous benefits to learning. read "from headache to helpful—teachers on using tiktok in the classroom" for more information. Some teachers on tiktok share their take on classroom management, offering advice from their experiences with students. @ya boi mr. stevenson replying to @x50shadesoftrey mindset: how can we give.
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In less than two years, the number of adults using tiktok has grown almost six times: from 2.6 million users to 14.3 million users. teachers say tiktok helps them “meet students where they are,” while offering numerous benefits to learning. read "from headache to helpful—teachers on using tiktok in the classroom" for more information. Some teachers on tiktok share their take on classroom management, offering advice from their experiences with students. @ya boi mr. stevenson replying to @x50shadesoftrey mindset: how can we give.
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