Blog Post #10

    As an elementary teacher, I will be using data-collecting tools everyday. These include everyday tasks as a teacher such as taking attendance or using a group platform such as google classroom or canvas to collect and review student assignments. These are important because I need to make sure I keep track of my students in ways that are efficient. For example, if I were to teach fifth grade I would have my students submit their writing assignments on google classroom. I could also use Qualtrics surveys to do a general check in on students in terms of how they are feeling and what I can do to help them perform better in class.

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