Name: Algorithm and Rhyme: Teaching Students about Algorithms
Start: 2019-07-16T15:00:00-0700
End: 2019-07-16T15:50:00-0700

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Algorithm and Rhyme: Teaching Students about Algorithms

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In this session, we will share the lessons developed in a course at the University of North Texas about how we can teach students about how online algorithms affect their lives through math, social studies, science, English language arts, art, and cultural content. Teachers will walk away with lessons and resources that they can use in their classrooms.

Speakers

Daniel Krutka

Assistant Professor, University of North Texas

I was a high school social studies teacher and I now work as a teacher educator. I research ways educators can use social media. Check out my podcast at VisionsOfEd.com.

Tetyana Kucher

Teaching Fellow, University of North Texas

I am an educator and a scholar specializing in ESL, multicultural education, and instructional technologies. Currently, I am pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Curriculum and Instruction with the concentration in Language and Literacy and the emphasis on Learning Technologies... Read More →

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Daniel Krutka

Tetyana Kucher

Shorouq Mohammed Almalki

Heather Barahona

Helena Adobaw

Chris Ham

Helena Grant

Gabriel Luna

Maggie Norris

Rory Parks

Troy Willhelm

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