QuickTech4Teachers

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Hempstead, New York, United States

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Since 1998, I have happily served as the librarian, webmaster, and technology trainer at the same middle school on Long Island (NY).

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Edison Robot Intro Lesson with Task Cards

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Looking to infuse STEAM skills into your classroom with robotics, but have NO TIME to prep? Here's a done-for-you lesson to introduce robotics and block coding using Edison robots. Designed for upper elementary and middle school students, you'll find everything you need to help students think critically, solve problems, and work collaboratively: full lesson plantwo slide decks to facilitate instruction (including activities, an intro to Edison, an intro to edscratchapp.com, videos, etc.)printa

4th - 8th

Computer Science - Technology, For All Subjects, Robotics

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About the store

Experience

Since 1998, I have happily served as the librarian, webmaster, and technology trainer at the same middle school on Long Island (NY).

Teaching style

I use technology to teach technology. And I use books to teach a love of reading. I guess you'd say my teaching style is "hands-on."

Awards & shining teacher moments

Two lessons published in School Library Media Activities Monthly.

My own education history

Bachelor's degrees in English and Psychology Master's degree in Library and Information Science Permanently licensed School District Administrator

Additional biographical information

My goal has always been to make teachers’ lives easier. I offer tips, time-savers, printables, and tutorials to help make the world of instructional technology relevant, manageable, and useful. I’ve always offered this kind of support to my colleagues, but the recent global pandemic and subsequent distance learning trend really encouraged me to put myself out there to help teaches everywhere. I started a YouTube channel called Trapani’s Tech Tips 4 Teachers, and I’ve now thrown my hat in the ring here as well. Reach out anytime with questions or requests!