In the future, I think I would use surveys to get responses back from my first-grade students on various things such as if they liked an activity we did and what could be improved to make it better. I may also use surveys for more fun things, so I can learn more about my class. Say we wanted to have a movie day and I couldn’t decide on which movie to play for my students. I could create a survey that would have a list of movies on it, give the survey to my students to complete, and then play whichever film had the most votes. Personally, I would probably use a printed out, tangible survey unless my students all had access to computers in class because I wouldn’t want some students to be able to vote and then others not get a chance to voice an opinion if they don’t have access to the survey. When reviewing some of my classmates’ blogs, I noticed that some of us had different opinions about the tools we are using in class, but overall my writing was like other students. In one blo...