Using new pedagogical technologies in teaxhing grammar

1.1.Integrating Technology Into Grammar
As stated, using technology to teach grammar will enhance the instructional and learning process, rather than detracting from it. Currently, there are any number of ways to use today’s technology in the course of instruction. By introducing you to the marvels of today’s computers, tablets, software, and more, we can raise not only the performance of your school but your teachers and students as well. Hear some examples of how technology and grammar go together:
-- Screencasting and word processors can assist teachers in the instruction of sentence combining


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-- Students can record screencasts using their iPads, computers, Screenr, or Explain Everything
-- A whiteboard allows the instructor to use effects like colored highlighting to dissect various parts of speech
-- Lessons, assignments, homework, essays, etc. can be shared on personal devices and worked on as a class through interactive technology
How Educate LLC Can Help
We want all learning institutions to eventually understand that using technology to further the education of grammar is a positive step in the right direction. Educate LLC takes instructional best practices and combines them with the use of technology in order to change the face of learning in your school. But today’s tools of technology will not be the sole focus. Our service is specifically tailored to your objective goals, your teachers, and your school. We use a three-pronged approach of sorts, providing several areas of assistance:
Instructional Technology Coaching for Grammar
Our Instructional Technology Coaches (ITC’s) work hand in hand in the classroom with your teachers, instructing them as to how to integrate grammar lessons with the best use of the technology available. Those teachers will soon develop fresh skills of instruction thanks to collaborative activities set up by their ITC’s. Educate LLC will see to it that there is a perfect mix of models for learning – namely, personalized and blended
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learning, small group learning, project-based learning, and more. Every one of these is geared toward motivating students to become more engaged. And by tapping into technology tools, we will assist your teachers to improve their assessment skills.