I enjoyed Google drawing. It seemed similar to drawing in word or paint programs. I think if I had time to really play around in it, I would feel more comfortable with the program. In a classroom, it could help students by giving them a way to express what they have learned. The lesson plan that was provided is a good example of being able to explain what the students had learned. They could draw a setting with the drawing program instead of writing a paragraph describing the setting. I believe the teacher would probably get a better response out of some students who maybe really dislike having to write paragraphs. It definitely gives another modification for diversified learners. Below is a link to my drawing in Google drawing. Its extremely basic. No laughing! :)
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Yes, you are right. The lesson plan speaks to multiple intelligences and learning styles. Very well done!
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Thanks!