As a high school teacher in Alberta, we are moving to remote learning starting Mon. This will be impossible for many students without home internet access. Telus & Shaw here’s your chance to help by providing basic internet service to kids while learning at home.@TELUS@ShawInfo
“The most crucial issue to address is the digital divide. Approximately 9 million low-income students lack both the hardware and the internet connectivity to enable virtual learning.” https://t.co/fjf4nIbIuj
A few thoughts that have been on my mind...
1. Volatility and change are certainties.
2. Reflection is more useful than prediction.
3. Continuous, rapid, adaptive learning creates significant advantage.
4. Information literacy is essential.
5. Kindness never goes out of style.
Fantastic resource for kids at home @audible_com
making hundreds of audiobooks available to the public for free "For as long as schools are closed, we're open."
https://t.co/XKJvCrIgmZ #kudos#IDTiPs
Google has released data based on anonymous locators from people's phones and Google Maps to suggest how well Canadians are abiding by 'stay home' orders during the coronavirus outbreak. Charts for the country as a whole, plus Ontario, Quebec and BC, are shown here:
Repeat after me:
Maslow over Blooms
Maslow over Blooms
Maslow over Blooms
Maslow over Blooms
Maslow over Blooms
Maslow over Blooms
Maslow over Blooms
Maslow over Blooms
Maslow over Blooms
Maslow over Blooms
Maslow over Blooms
Maslow over Blooms
10 Tips for Moving to Online Distance Learning 👉 https://t.co/mNZsH5KAc6
Thanks to collaborators from around the 🌏 doing the work and sharing their learning through the process.
#DistanceLearning#onlinetogetherau
“If I get corona, I get corona. At the end of the day, I'm not gonna let it stop me from partying”: Spring breakers are still flocking to Miami, despite coronavirus warnings. https://t.co/KoYKI8zNDH
Got this through one of the teachers at my daughter’s school. Originally from NESCA (Neuropsychology & Education Services for Children & Adolescents).