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Organizing Your WorkspaceTalk to students about productive workspaces. Why is your workspace important? What do they look like? What is helpful? What gets in the way? What is your workspace like? What is one new strategy you can use to improve your workspace? Video to go along with lesson. Linked is a video to go along with the lesson.https://youtu.be/vCk9SILTo1gHigh SchoolBothDocument we share with families on How to Support Your Online Leaner. It is specific to our school, but an example of one you could create for yours.https://docs.google.com/document/d/1t2n7A_5DdbmrAMnMOWBJVKT-eokXYWqITh1nr13sV0M/edit?usp=sharing5 Study Tips for the Online StudentLink
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The Myth of MultitaskingWhen students are e-learning they will be especially prone to try and multitask. This lesson will teach them that mulitasking is a myth- what people are really doing when they think they are multitasking is just switching their focus between things. This leaves them less efficent in any of them! Exception- true multitasking does happen with automatic behaviors, such as breathing, chewing gum & walking, etc.

Before video- Ask students if they think people can multitask. What are some examples of multitasking? Did you notice anything when you did those multiple tasks at once? When is a time you did not multitask and just focused on one thing? What did you notice?

Watch video (linked in next cell)

Discuss: Can we really multitask? What happens when we think we are multitasking? What happens to our productivitiy? What does this mean for you being an online learner? Are there more or less distractions at home? What is a major distraction/sources of multitasking (cell phones)? What can you do to limit multitasking and increase your productivity to be successful?		https://youtu.be/WOzMEBsWU7oHigh School or MiddleBothCould use this information to create lessons for students on becoming a successful online learner.https://www.wikihow.com/Schedule-Your-Study-Hours-in-Distance-Learning
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Online Learning PowerpointIt's on the ASCA website, I can't figure out how to link it, but it's really goodBoth8 Strategies to Make the Most Out of an Online Class- good infomation for counselors and could be used to create a lesson for students to help them be successful. Link
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BothDistant Learning 101

Sample letter to HS students about being a successful online learner. Please note: this is not my letter, but was a resource shared on FB.		Link
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LessonVideo: How Not to Come to a Virtual Class

Can be use to teach students virtual class etiquette.

Best for middle or high school students. 		Link
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Both6 TIME MANAGEMENT TIPS FOR ONLINE STUDENTSLink
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Informational4 Tips for Teachers Shifting to Teaching Online (Edutopia)Link
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LessonExample of group norms/expectations and agenda for online class/group. Could be shared with teachers and be used for school counselors as well. Link
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Steps for setting up a schedule for distance learning
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Both5 Time Management Strategies for Online LearningLink
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