journal 10 !

    When I become a teacher, I think I will use data collection tools or surveys quite frequently. I would use them for fun things such as collecting information like students' birthdays or favorite colors and also for getting feedback on certain activities done in the classroom. I would also provide anonymous surveys for students to fill out to let me know if they're struggling with things whether in the classroom or outside the classroom without feeling exposed. I could also use these tools for subject specific activities in the classroom.
    I have really liked reading and looking over my classmates' blogs over the course of the semester! It was interesting to read about what kind of teacher they want to become or if they didn't want to become a teacher at all. It was also cool to read about the different things we took from each assignment and to compare them to what I took from the assignments. I also enjoyed seeing how everyone uniquely designed their own blogs and was able to see a little of each person's personality and style. 
    One technology skill I would like to learn in the future is coding. I briefly learned how to code in high school, but I would like to grow that knowledge even more. I think it is a unique skill to have and I think it would benefit me as a teacher. I could use coding to create my own learning programs and then use them for my own students and share them with other teachers. 

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