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  • To build upon effective teaching and learning strategies and structures for virtual learning�
  • To explore the FUNdamentals of virtual learning:� Well-being, Engagement, and Feedback�
  • To establish a course of action and to set goals for success with virtual and concurrent teaching and learning�

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Wellness and

Social Emotional Learning

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Self-care is Not Selfish

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

The best way you can care for yourself is to think about what you personally need to feel your best.

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Working Agreements and Wellness Creed

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What would go on your chart?

Template force copy

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Evolving Role of the Educator to Meet the Needs of Learners at Home

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Want to connect better with students?

MGC- Find those

Moments of Genuine

Connection

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

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Equitable Participation Online

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

See how hand signals can help promote

*equitable participation* whether class discussions are taking place online or in-person.

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Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

From our friends @PGIVBCPS

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Morning Meeting Motivators Example

Strategic Moves for Remote Learning

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Asking for a friend...

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

During remote learning, ask students questions like, “What would you tell a friend who is having a hard time with the isolation?” All of the sudden, they start thinking about all of these strategies that they would use to be compassionate to someone. Bonus: This approach supports a more positive self talk!

Digital Tools

Students add their response to the Chat area of Zoom or Google Meet. Call on a few students to unmute mic and expand upon ideas.

Success Strategy

For younger students, some teachers have been reading books aloud to their students virtually and then reflecting on the social-emotional skills of the characters in the books,

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Four Core Priorities for

Trauma- Informed

Distance Learning

Predictability

Flexibility

Connection

Empowerment

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Before we go to the the next section, use the SEL space on the chart to document your reflection and to set goals.

Reflection ideas:

  • What speaks to you or is of high interest?
  • What inspires you?
  • What are you going to try?
  • What will you commit to for students?
  • What are you interested in but will need some help or further training? Who could help you with this training?

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Getting

Started w/

Virtual Learning

2020-2021 SY

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Great Reads

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Weekly Schedule Chart

Start to visually map out different parts of your day. This will be a work in progress as you meet with grade level teams and your admin. This template can guide you as your daily and weekly plans evolve.

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

Blank Template (General)

File> Make a Copy

To edit template

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Communication Plan

Communication with students and parents needs to be more thorough, streamlined, and predictable.

Know:

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

How- How will you be communicating w/ students and parents?

When- When will you schedule Office Hours and Check-ins?

Where- Where will your contact info be posted and shared?

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Virtual Learning Norms/Agreements

To promote a positive online culture, norms/agreements need to be developed and strongly established.

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Virtual Learning Class Norms- How can we connect school-wide PBIS plan with our noms/agreements for online learning?

Norms/Agreements

Will you share out a premade list of norms to discuss students or will you create an activity to brainstorm and collaborate with students?

Example activity: See Station 5

Example video: Kindergarten Virtual Learning Rules

Example activity: New Classroom Constitution

Where will your norms/agreements be posted? (Revisit w/ students often!)

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Virtual Learning Norms/Agreements

Examples

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

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Breakout Room Agreements

Greetings

Attend to the Task

Be Active

Respect Other Points of View

COMMUNICATE

Responsibly

Take a Role

Greet your team and introduce yourself.

Have mic/camera on.

Know the question.

Know the task.

Know the time limit.

Be focused

Be attentive

Be an active participant

R-E-S-P-E-C-T

Be kind

Be considerate

Speak clearly

Stay on topic

Take turns speaking

Lead discussion

�Timekeeper or Scribe�

Volunteer to share out

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Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

Think about the virtual meetings you facilitated last spring.

What else would you add to these tips?

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Digital Citizenship and Visibility

As you start the year off setting norms for a happy, safe learning environment, make digital citizenship a core component of that process. Securly Classroom is a tool to support teachers with greater visibility of online student activity.

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

Securly- Internet Filtering (Previously Content Keeper)

Resources to Support Digital Citizenship

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Community and Relationship Building

Check out these ideas and strategies for building classroom community and for getting to know your students in remote learning?

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Student Survey- What questions will help you learn about your students? What tool will you use?

Ideas: Create and communicate “All About Me”

Ideas: Fun community building ideas for virtual meetings

40 Weird Questions to Ask Your Students to Get to Know Them Better

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What else would you add to these relationship building tips?

*See 3 great examples down in the speaker notes!

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Build Capacity w/ Virtual Learning Tools for Asynchronous and Synchronous Learning

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Plan with Gradual Release in Mind

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Start the Set-up of Your Digital Classroom

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

In order to provide ease of navigation and a level of continuity for students and those providing support, this year we have Schoology elements are essential.

Your school may also have specific requirements not listed on this document.

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Lesson Flow-

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Lesson Flow-

5E Model of Instruction

“The 5E Model of Instruction includes five phases: Engage, Explore, Explain, Elaborate, and Evaluate. It provides a carefully planned sequence of instruction that places students at the center of learning. It encourages all students to explore and construct understanding. –Rodger Bybee

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

Just a great way to design your online lesson “flow” to support students as they make meaning of new concepts!

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  • Develop a weekly schedule/chart
  • Establish a communication plan
  • Establish virtual learning norms/agreements plan, include Digital Citizenship
  • Focus on building classroom community and relationships
  • Set-up your digital classroom
  • Determine lesson flow for Asynchronous and Synchronous learning design
  • Build your capacity with digital tools

Recap- Getting Started

Strategic Moves for Remote Learning

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Before we go to the the next section, use the Getting Started space on the chart to document your reflection and to set goals.

Reflection ideas:

  • What speaks to you or is of high interest?
  • What inspires you?
  • What are you going to try?
  • What will you commit to for students?
  • What are you interested in but will need some help or further training? Who could help you with this training?

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Digital

Tools

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Digital Capacity

Choose to use fewer digital tools. Less is more! It is more important with remote learning to build routines and to have consistency. Model, share videos, and create screencasts to support learning the digital tools for students success.

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

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Cue Cards

Non-verbal cue cards can be held up to the live meeting camera to help students find the right Zoom or Google Meet feature or focus on a task..

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

Click images to expand.

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Welcome to our new Instructional Technology Google Site

Reach out for support from your ITS and LMS! We have Office Hours,

1:1 Time Slots,

and are here to meet with departments or grade levels.

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Schoology Organization

A successful and engaging online teacher sets up the class LMS so it is easy to navigate.

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

Provide explicit directions (video screencasts and text)

Communicate learning targets

Make course resources and information easy to find

Provide clear due dates that appear on calendar

Check to be sure items posted are accessible by students

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Before we go to the the next section, use the Digital Tools space on the chart to document your reflection and to set goals.

Reflection ideas:

  • What speaks to you or is of high interest?
  • What inspires you?
  • What are you going to try?
  • What will you commit to for students?
  • What are you interested in but will need some help or further training? Who could help you with this training?

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Engagement

Boosters

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Host Shorter Sessions w/

Fewer Students

Some teachers may prefer to offer 1 or 2 long synchronous session each week for their class; however, large group learning is rarely as dynamic or equitable as small group.

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

Success Strategy

Teachers will have more success offering three 20 minute discussion sessions with eight to ten students each, compared to one 60 minute session with 25-30 students.

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Station Rotation for Small Groups

Benefits of Station Rotation Model

  • It frees the teacher to work with small groups of students.
  • It makes differentiating instruction more manageable.
  • It creates smaller learning communities within the larger class.
  • It encourages communication and collaboration among students.
  • It shifts the focus from the teacher to the learners.

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

Examples

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Pre-Game

Provide students with some important information prior to your virtual meeting.

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

Share agenda

List of items to have ready

Other tabs to have open

Assign an activity, view a video or read a mentor text and be ready to discuss tomorrow

Using breakout rooms? Special Guest? Virtual Field Trip?

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Divide and Conquer with Co-Teaching

We are each other’s most valuable resources. Invite your coaches, Specialists, Spec. Ed, TAs, Counselors, and Admin to co-teach with you!

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

Success Strategy

Before the virtual meeting with the co-teacher, let students know a guest has been invited! Build suspense.

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Assign Roles/Jobs

Provide students with leadership roles during synchronous meetings. .

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These roles might include

  • Facilitator/Introducer
  • Time keeper
  • Scribe
  • Chat box monitor
  • Raised hand monitor
  • Joke teller etc.
  • Class mascot (someone’s pet)

Rotate jobs or allow for sign-ups so everyone has a chance to participate and learn skills.

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Chat Feature

Ask students to respond to the chat area often!

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

Every 5- 10 minutes, ask a good open ended question for all to answer in the chat area. Unmute a few mics and call on participants to expand on their answer.

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Digital Discussions

Responding to an open ended question provides students time to share their unique thoughts, opinions, and insight. Students interact and connect with one another by reading and responding to posts.

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

Schoology

Seesaw

Class Blog (Enable in Settings)

Success Strategy

Invite students to create a discussion question.

Peer Reply

Model and guide students with support for responding to one another. Set high expectations for writing and responding.

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Lean into Student Agency

Introduce more student control over activities and assessments during remote learning and see engagement increase!

Invite students to develop homegrown projects related to authentic connections to learning or their own curiosities and interests.

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

Key questions to activitate student agency in your planning-

  • When are students writing for an audience beyond the classroom?
  • Do students have choices regarding the work they’re doing?
  • If (and in what ways) are students prompted to connect what they’re learning in the classroom to their lives outside of school

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Choice Boards and Learning Menus

Choice boards provide students with flexible learning paths to the learning goal. Every student has different strengths, learning styles, and interests, and choice boards allow us to reach more learners in new and different ways.

Strategic Moves for Remote Learning

Choice boards help us to differentiate and give students a voice in their learning.

Check out this 4Cs Learning Menu and other templates by Kasey Bell.

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Synchronous Learning Exit Ticket

*Include Participation

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

After an indepth live virtual meeting, provide students with an exit ticket to check for understanding, summarize and reflect upon what was learned, and to self-assess level of participation.

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Breakout Sessions

Use breakout sessions to allow students to be in mini-groups for discussion and collaboration. As the instructor, you can join breakout rooms, broadcast messages to the breakout rooms, and end the breakout sessions when it is time to regroup.

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

Digital Tool

Zoom, Schoology Conferences

Success Strategy

Every time students were in a Breakout session, they worked on a shared Google slide, doc, or jamboard that is owned by the teacher. This way, even if I wasn’t in their discussion, I could visually see their progress. I could even leave comments as they were working to provide feedback without listening to the conversation.”

Model

Guide students with support for breakout sessions. Set high expectations to accomplish the set task within the time limit.

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Polling

Ask quick questions and share results visually in a graph format. Great springboard for live discussion, SEL, and hook for learning target.

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

Digital Tools

Google Meet, Google Form, Schoology Updates poll feature, �Free versions of Peardeck, Nearpod, or Menti

Success Strategy

Capture the graph as an image to use in a follow-up online discussion question, Pull in Math/ Statistics vocabulary,

Success Strategy

Use polling opportunities to pose questions related to curriculum and also to discuss SEL rich topics

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Random Name Picker

The element of surprise is always fun when selecting students to complete a task or respond to a question during synchronous learning.

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

Digital Tools

Flippity.net, Classroom Screen

Open on another tab to easily access.

Success Strategy

Allow a student to “phone a friend” (pick a friend also on the virtual meeting) for help in responding to the question.

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Digital Whiteboard

No whiteboard at home? No problem. Here are a list of tools to support you with a digital whiteboard.

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

Collaborative Whiteboards

(Zoom and Google Meet paid versions)

Every student gets a white board to respond

Other Whiteboards

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Annotate on PDFs, Images, and Websites

While presenting live to students, sometime you just need to annotate on top of what is on your screen.

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

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Use Online Manipulatives and Simulations to Grow Concepts

Model concepts using real manipulates or try these digital options-

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

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Hands-on Demonstration

Conduct an experiment or demonstrate of a concept asking students to predict and discuss throughout the process.

(a la Bill Nye)

The students want to see you. Give your slides a break.

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

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Scavenger Hunts

When working with kids remotely, it’s essential to infuse fun into online learning. Scavenger hunts can increase student engagement during virtual conferencing sessions and create an incentive for students to want to attend..

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

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Use Reaction Icons and Emojis

Invite students to “raise their hand” and react to learning using icons provided in virtual learning platform. Practice using these with students!

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

Google Meet- Model and show students how to use the Nod Extension

Zoom- Turn on meeting reactions in settings

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Games for Synchronous Meetings

Some say competition is the 6th C! Have fun with some of these online games to reinforce learning goals.

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

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Interactive Slides

Add interactive features to check for understanding and to keep students “with you” while presenting.

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

Pear Deck (free version)

Nearpod (free version)

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What else would you add to these engagement tips?

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Student Journaling

Provide students with regular opportunities to express themselves and how they are connecting to their new learning. You can host live synchronous discussions online so they can share their journals and have an opportunity to connect with one another over academics.

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

Google Slide

Seesaw

Journal Activity template

Journal

Real notebook style journal, pencil/pen

Success Strategy

Provide students with one or two things you will be looking for in their writing skills.

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Call and Response Ideas

In ES, we have been using call and response for years:�“123 eyes on me, I, 2, eyes on you!” ��These are great to to use while online too! Check out some ideas in the links below to add to your collection. Practice these with your students!

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

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Engagement

Strategies

for All

  • F:F
  • Concurrent
  • Virtual

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Before we go to the the next section, use the Engagement space on the chart to document your reflection and to set goals.

Reflection ideas:

  • What speaks to you or is of high interest?
  • What inspires you?
  • What are you going to try?
  • What will you commit to for students?
  • What are you interested in but will need some help or further training? Who could help you with this training?

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Feedback Focus

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Feedback answers these 3 questions for students-

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Peer to Peer Feedback

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Digital Tools Feedback Features

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

Success Strategy

When receiving audio feedback, students tend to be more engaged, are better able to understand the real intent, and retain the information.

Success Strategy

Build a connection with each student by including their name in the feedback.

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Individual Check-ins

Strategic Moves for Virtual Learning

Conversing with students remains one of the most powerful and meaningful way to check for understanding. In remote learning, stay connected with students by also scheduling 1 on 1 check-in sessions. �Use this time to provide formative feedback on progress that is being made.

Scheduling Tool

Success Strategy

This is a also a great time to check in on student goal setting and SEL support!

Success Strategy

Do you have a student who needs more? Check out #13 on this list

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Before we go to the the next section, use the Feedback space on the chart to document your reflection and to set goals.

Reflection ideas:

  • What speaks to you or is of high interest?
  • What inspires you?
  • What are you going to try?
  • What will you commit to for students?
  • What are you interested in but will need some help or further training? Who could help you with this training?

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Concurrent

Teaching

Face to Face + Virtual

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Special Whiteboard Set-up

*Students at home and in class will see the same instruction on the whiteboard.

Step by Step Laptop + Whiteboard Directions�Click here

Strategic Moves for Concurrent Teaching

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Advice and Tips

From VBCPS Teachers w/Face to Face and Virtual Students

Strategic Moves for Concurrent Teaching

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Cult of Pedagogy

Podcast and Article

Strategic Moves for Concurrent Teaching

30 Minute Podcast

6 Steps to Concurrent Teaching Success

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Teaching in the Concurrent Classroom

4 Strategies to Make it Work

Strategic Moves for Concurrent Teaching

1/21/21 Webinar Video

Slide Deck

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The Concurrent Classroom:

Using Blended Learning Models

Strategic Moves for Concurrent Teaching

  • Station Rotation Model
    • Ex: Template
  • Flipped Learning Model
  • Playlist Model

Click image to read full blog post.

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Flip Flip Lesson Design

Strategic Moves for Concurrent Teaching

"Catlin Tucker’s “flip flop" lesson design can free you to focus on one group at a time. This is a 2 station rotation model.

Click image for full blog post.

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Keeping Kids Collaborating

No Matter Where They Are

Strategic Moves for Concurrent Teaching

Check out these 5 strategies will get them working together, no matter where they are.

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4 Engaging Structures that Work in a Hybrid Learning Environment

Strategic Moves for Concurrent Teaching

How do I structure the learning experience so kids at home and in-class are both learning?

Post by A.J. Juliani

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Making the Most

Out of Hybrid Learning

Strategic Moves for Concurrent Teaching

Podcast and blog post

By John Spencer

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Reflection ideas:

  • What speaks to you or is of high interest?
  • What inspires you?
  • What are you going to try?
  • What will you commit to for students?
  • What are you interested in but will need some help or further training?
  • Who could help you with this training?

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Do you have strategic moves for virtual learning that we might include in this resource?

Please use this Google Form!

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Which of these do you think is the most important for virtual learning?

Closing Thoughts...

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