As a future teacher I think it is immensely important to understand what the TPACK framework consists of. The article, “What is Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge?”, really goes into detail about what each section entails. Every teacher should have an idea of what content is needed to be taught and how to teach it. What gets tricky is thinking of ways to build students understanding with technology. In the article, “Too Cool for School? No way!”, it talks about how using technology doesn't necessarily mean using technology made for educators. This is a great example of implementing the TPACK framework into your classroom. These teachers had extensive knowledge of the technology they were using and understood how to teach the content and technology.
As for me, I think my strongest areas in the TPACK framework is the technology bubble. As a freshman here at ISU I decided to go for the Learning Technologies Minor. Since then, my knowledge of technology has grown and grows everyday. One great experience of learning about technology was working at the ITEC convention this past year. I learned about many different kinds of technology and how to implement them in your classroom. I am still learning about teaching methods and the necessary content areas for each grade and age. I am currently in my block one classes so I am learning about how to teach reading, writing, and math. These classes are allowing me to grow in the pedagogy and content bubbles of the TPACK framework. 


