Dr. Grover talked about a book he had read by Jodi Gold, on how to make sure your children and students are using technology safely.
My Comment:
Mr. Grover:
My name is Kristin Evans, I'm a student at the University of South Alabama in the EDM 310 Class. Your post has really enlightened me on how to deal with this situation with my future students or children. The internet can me a scary place to just let your students/children explore, without the right guidelines. The points you brought up are really important to build that trust between and your students, and to make you feel more comfortable with them using technology. Jodi Gold seems to haven't written a great book. I will definitely have to look into purchasing it.
Thank you for your time.
— Kristin Evans
His Comment:
Kristin, thanks for the comment. I’m glad that you found the review useful. We’ve since had Jodi back at our high school and she was most well received. Enjoy the book!
— arvind s grover
— arvind s grover
Blog Post #2:
Dr. Grover posted a video called Photomath app is blowing my mind via @KarenBlumberg, it talked about the app and he talked about how the students should try and create their on app.
My Comment:
Mr. grover,
Hi , I am a student at the University of South Alabama. Thank you so much for posting this great video on the Photomath app. I think your idea of having the students create an app is a really good place to start. It's going to take a lot of research, but I think the students will enjoy it more than solving math problems. They will also find it more meaningful and interesting. They can see the purpose behind it. Yes, you can use an app to solve any math problem, but someone has to create it.
Thank you again,
Dr. Grover posted a video called Photomath app is blowing my mind via @KarenBlumberg, it talked about the app and he talked about how the students should try and create their on app.
My Comment:
Mr. grover,
Hi , I am a student at the University of South Alabama. Thank you so much for posting this great video on the Photomath app. I think your idea of having the students create an app is a really good place to start. It's going to take a lot of research, but I think the students will enjoy it more than solving math problems. They will also find it more meaningful and interesting. They can see the purpose behind it. Yes, you can use an app to solve any math problem, but someone has to create it.
Thank you again,
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