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Using Twitter is not exactly my favorite. I think because I have never been a fan, makes it hard to use it in an educational sense. I am not too familiar with it and how it works. But with time I have found to navigate around the app and realize the different uses it has. I do find it a little difficult to interact with people when you’re limited to 140 characters, but for an academic sense, and especially in high school I think that could be a benefit. 

Working on the web design was absolute chaos at first. I had no idea what I was doing and was completely overwhelmed. It was something I had never done before and could definitely use some more practice on. I did like all the creativity that was allowed for, however, that almost made it too difficult at times. Having so many options was overwhelming, especially for a beginner. With time and becoming more familiar with the website creator, I could definitely see myself making a more visually appealing website, and one that is more user-friendly as well. Here is my website: http://mstaylorssecondgrade.weebly.com

There are so many different tools and resources that can help students with difficulties or disabilities learn. Students with hearing issues might have a headset or headphones that link to a teachers microphone. My sister has a learning disability, and when it comes time for her to take tests and quizzes, she is in a room alone and is also given extra time. There are so many different resources and technologies that can be implemented into a classroom for students who struggle, I think an issue that could arise would be finding the perfect one without combining too many or giving the student too much of an advantage.