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Mrs. Gina Miller
Hello!!
Welcome to my Computers & Technology Education pages! My goal as a CTE teacher is to help my students learn how to use tech tools effectively and innovatively.
This is my fifth year in the De Soto school district and my 27th year in education. I have taught computer-related classes at the middle school level for 17 years. I have also taught middle school language arts, middle school math, middle school journalism, and at the elementary level in 1st, 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades.
I attended Emporia State University to earn my education degree and graduated with a Master's in Instructional Design & Technology from Emporia State in spring of 2018. I also have certificates in Teaching with Technology and Digital Learning.
In my spare time I enjoy traveling, reading, watching movies, hanging out with friends and family, and watching/playing various sports.
I have high expectations for my students because I love watching them grow as they commit to a task, work hard toward the task, and achieve success!
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Computers 6 is a 9-week course that includes basic computer applications, keyboarding practice, and digital literacy elements.
Please refer to CANVAS for Daily Lesson Plans
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This is a 9-week course for 7th graders that is an introductory class to Computer Applications.
Various skills related to Microsoft Office 365 products, internet resources, and Digital Literacy will be studied.
Please refer to CANVAS for Daily Lesson Plans
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8th grade Computer Applications is a semester-long class that is the foundation of three different Pathways at the high school level.
Business computer skills related to Microsoft Office products, effective use of the internet, digital literacy elements, and basic graphic design principles will be taught.
Please refer to CANVAS for Daily Lesson Plans
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Publications class creates the Mustang Memories yearbook each year and often publishes newspapers, social media news, and the end-of-the-year video to share with the school and community.
Students apply for positions on the staff and learn the basic principles of design, journalism essentials, and photography skills.
