Technology plays an important role in education, but teachers don't always have the time to learn how to use it. When I returned to teaching four years ago, one of my first initiatives was to bring technology into the classroom where it belongs. Technology is second nature to today’s students, and since they are immersed in it every day outside of the classroom, it is only natural to use those skills inside the classroom too.
Sarah Coughlin
Recent Posts
Hingham High Invites You to Join the "Hour of Code" Initiative
Topics: Classroom Technology, Education Technology, STEM Lessons
Notes from Hingham High: Student Tech Squad Solves Teachers’ Ed Tech Problems
Hingham Tech Squad Comes to the Rescue, Students Learn in the Process
When I returned to teaching after leaving the corporate ed tech world, I was gung ho to start spreading classroom technology throughout my school. I knew that technology had an important role to play in education – that it could engage and motivate students by making the classroom more exciting. But I soon realized that not every teacher had the resources to make that a reality. Some had little or no background in technology. Some weren’t sure where to start when it came to incorporating these new tools into their lessons. And almost no one had the time to learn to use new technology.
Topics: Education Technology, Technical Challenges
Notes from Hingham High: Thoughts on teaching and tech from a Mimio expert and teacher.
Welcome our Newest Blogger, Sarah Coughlin, a Math Teacher at Hingham High School – and so much more!
Mimio is pleased to welcome our new blogger, Sarah Coughlin, a math teacher from Hingham High School in Massachusetts. We’ll be hearing from her over the upcoming school year, as she sends us Notes from Hingham High. Sarah is a Mimio expert, having spent some time as a Mimio trainer and manager of Mimio’s training department. She previously taught in Virginia, and now has returned to her first love – teaching.
Topics: Classroom Technology, Education Technology