Digital drama and confrontations. Educators know it exists, but many haven’t been armed with the tools necessary to ensure their students know how to effectively address the topic with students. Sure, we teach students to pause before they post. But everyone makes mistakes.
What then?
On Thursday, May 4th at 6 pm, we invite you to join the #NYCSchoolsTechChat where we will discuss #DigitalDrama and confrontation. Our special guests are Jeff Utecht @jutecht and Kim Cofino @mscofino from @edurolearning, who will, help us discover ideas, strategies, and resources to help students think critically about digital drama and confrontations.
#NYCSchoolTech teacher Eileen Lennon moderates with me throwing in my two cents.
You can prepare for the conversation by thinking about answers to these questions:
- How would you define #DigitalDrama / Confrontation? #NYCSchoolsTechChat
- How do you prepare students to deal with #DigitalDrama / Confrontations? Ideas? Links to resources? #NYCSchoolsTechChat
- In which areas do you, #Ss, or #Ps struggle with #DigitalDrama / Confrontations? #NYCSchoolsTechChat
- How can you help support students who have made mistakes online? #NYCSchoolsTechChat #DigitalDrama
- How have you helped #Ss address uncomfortable norms they encounter in online platforms? #NYCSchoolsTechChat #DigitalDrama
Chat details are below:
- Meeting date/time: May 4th at 6:00 pm
- Topic: #DigitalDrama and confrontation
- Your Host: @eileen_lennon (@NYCSchools)
- Co-Host: @InnovativeEdu (@NYCSchools)
Remember to respond using the hashtag #NYCSchoolsTechChat and include the number of the question you are answering in your response i.e. A1 and your answer.
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