A3: I am a substitute teacher and I had met my students four days before lockdown... It was tough to reach out to them! Didn't have any news from a few of them, which frustrated me and made me feel sometimes powerless :/.. So I would love some tips! :)
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Love @quizlet too, not for "virtual classes", but for the kids to practice and train in a playful and fun way :). They like it (young ones from 6th grade to 9th grade)
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A1: Kids seemed to appreciate "virtual classrooms" and were so happy to hear my voice even though I didn't know them that much because I had seen them only four days before lockdown (substitute) :).
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A2: The key lessons I've learnt from remote teaching:
1) Keep in touch with the students as much as possible => maybe a platform given by @NatEduc other than 90s style platforms to do so would be great :)
2) A clear schedule and PLAYFUL activities
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