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This training helped me to see a lot of the tech resources I can implement in my classroom, even in Kindergarten with little ones.
There are a lot of tools I learned about that kids at that age can begin to familiarize themselves with and have fun learning while doing so. Some of these also proved to be of great use in a dual language classroom.
The drawing and photo/video apps are great tools for them to begin their tech journeys, and I am excited to put them to use this school year!