More Than Just a Click: My EdTech Philosophy in a Hands-On Geometry Classroom
In my classroom, education doesn’t just live behind a screen or sit quietly in a textbook. It’s in the personal logos created with geometric transformations , the 3D models crafted from recyclable materials , and the moment a student says, “Wait… this actually makes sense now.” At the heart of my teaching philosophy is student-centered constructivism —the belief that students learn best when they actively build understanding through experience, exploration, and reflection. That means my classroom is a space where learning is not only digital or analog—it’s both. And educational technology? It’s not the star of the show. It’s part of the toolkit. I use tech with intention. Tools like Formative help me create interactive assignments and assessments that give immediate feedback and spark reflection. Google Classroom is my go-to for organizing resources and keeping communication flowing. Kami allows me to create and share digital notes that students can access anytime, anywhere—b...