#EduDuctTape đź“– Sketchnote Chapter 11

This sketchnote features the title "Panicked Teenagers, Due Dates, and Calendars. #EduDuctTape." A flowchart of images show a bubble with the text "Know Better, Do Better Cycle Revisited" connected with an arrow to a laptop with "8/40 Complete" on it connected by an arrow to a male student saying "I am stressed about your class" connected with an arrow to Jake standing by a calendar. Beside all of this is the text "Remember! Being impressive is not the goal. Being effective is."Recently, I shared a sketchnote about the Know Better, Do Better Cycle. My first “Know Better, Do Better” step was realizing that my teacher-paced course wasn’t working. So I turned it into a student-paced course.  Then, as that sketchnote showcased, I discovered that I wasn’t noticing all students’ questions and struggles quickly enough. So, I added a Google Form.

This new sketchnote shows the next iteration of that cycle. I discovered that some of my students were stressed out by the idea of managing their own pace in my class. This sketchnote hints at my solution: a calendar.

This image shows the cover of the book Educational Duct Tape: An EdTech Integration Mindset. The cover is blue and shows the title in orange lettering on duct tape. It also shows the text "Your Guide to Selecting the Right Tools for Your Classroom" and includes Jake Miller's name.The most important part, though, is the reminder on the left: Being impressive is not the goal. Being effective is.

Learn more about this quote as well as the Know Better, Do Better Cycle and the calendar solution in Chapter 11 of Educational Duct Tape: An EdTech Integration Mindset.

This sketchnote features the title "Panicked Teenagers, Due Dates, and Calendars. #EduDuctTape." A flowchart of images show a bubble with the text "Know Better, Do Better Cycle Revisited" connected with an arrow to a laptop with "8/40 Complete" on it connected by an arrow to a male student saying "I am stressed about your class" connected with an arrow to Jake standing by a calendar. Beside all of this is the text "Remember! Being impressive is not the goal. Being effective is."

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Jake Miller

Jake is the host of the Educational Duct Tape podcast, the #EduGIF Guy, a Tech Integration Coach, speaker, Former STEM, Math & Science Teacher, and a presenter.