A Successful Zoom
Tips and Strategies for Teaching on Zoom
Preventing and Responding to Problem Behavior
Part 1
Lane School’s Guide to:
Teach & review the expectations for zoom
Keep it Short
Keep it positive
Keep it fun and interesting
Cheat Sheet for Excellent Zoom Lessons
A Successful Zoom
Tips and Strategies for Teaching on Zoom
Preventing and Responding to Problem Behavior
Part 2
Lane School’s Guide to:
What to do when a student struggles on zoom
Zoom Breakout Rooms for Problem Solving
Zoom Breakout Rooms for Problem Solving: Plan B
1. “I’ve noticed that zoom calls with the class are hard for you. What’s up? (neutral, don’t blame)�2. After student shares their concerns: “And the thing is…” or “My concern is…”�3. Frame the problem: “I wonder if there’s a way we can address…(insert child’s concerns AND (insert adult concerns.” Give the student the first crack at it: “Do you have any ideas?”
Zoom Breakout Rooms for Problem Solving
Welcoming Students back after a behavior occurs
How to Document Virtual Behaviors of Concern
Things to Remember