Jim+Haynes


 * What was the most beneficial part of the TIE Conference for you? **

I think the most beneficial part of the TIE Conference was and has been the experience of essentially being surrounding by other teachers who are incorporating innovative instructional strategies into their classrooms. The collaboration with other teachers in the district has given me lots of ideas for my own classroom.


 * What new learning will impact your teaching (position) next year? **

Two things come to mind. One is that I would love to try to do more games based learning. I was extremely impressed with the Game Informed Learning sessions. l also want to do more with student collaboration. Most of the sessions I went to really capitalized on using technology and WEB 2.0 applications that require students to collaborate.


 * What additional support and/or resources will further enhance your understanding and application of technology use within your profession? **

I will need mainly time to figure out how to develop


 * What are your initial plans for your TIE CO follow-up project. This is NOT a mandatory project, but an opportunity for you to reflect on your learning from TIE and become a technology resource/leader within your building. You may choose to focus on a classroom (i.e. Google Literature Trips) or building-level project (i.e. professional development). **

I would like to continue to experiment with = = =**Temporary Notes**=

Game-Informed Learning. educational proecesses themselves should be informed by the experience of gameplay. Problem Based Learning... Retention increased.

Flipped classroom model where lesson at home, application in classroom via games