Each of these training sessions taught me a lot. In the training for internet safety, I learned about creating stronger passwords both for myself and my students, how important it is for teens to pay attention and report any type of cyberbullying, and how they can keep the internet safe and clean for everyone. In the second, training about distance learning, I explored different ways to use Google tools like classroom and meet to work with my students, their families, and my coworkers on a deeper level by communicating faster, allowing them easy access to assignments and rubrics, and organizing my classes and groups to keep the online design clean and easy to navigate. Lastly, in the remote learning class, I learned about how to use multiple different strategies to effectively teach my students about any topic such as lecturing, hands-on activities, and read-alouds to change up my strategies. In that portion of the videos, Matt Miller said “The best chefs pick and choose the spices that will fit best with the dish” this resonated with me a lot. As I am studying special education, I am learning about Howard Gardner’s multiple intelligences, like visual-spatial, bodily-kinesthetic, and linguistic-verbal (Northern Illinois University, nd). All these types of learning need to be addressed by a teacher so that students have multiple opportunities to understand the lesson. Having a list of different teaching strategies to choose from is a great way to help other teachers that do not quite grasp the idea of Howard Gardner’s multiple intelligences yet.