The pandemic has given the world a whole new appreciation for teachers! While families fill in as best they can, how are you supporting their efforts at getting students excited about learning? (via @CommonSenseEd) https://t.co/FrFUA2FZ9n
If you are looking for resources on how to talk with students about race. Listen to @NPR's conversation with @SesameWorkshop's @DrBetancourtSST and author @BDTSpelman on the many different ways families can have conversations about race. https://t.co/RTXFpjiQ8Z
We pray today for teachers who have to work so hard to take lessons via the internet and other media channels, and we also pray for students who have to take exams in a way they are not used to. Let us accompany them with prayer. https://t.co/0Y5D7NjWkm
"School librarians are like magical elevator doors. If you give them the opportunity, they will help transport you to magical places in your mind." -@dsantat (Full interview tomorrow at https://t.co/JXer137Xqe). #SchoolLibraryMonth
How can we craft #video lessons for students? Keep it simple and follow a predictable workflow. On the site today: STRUCTURE OF A DIGITAL MINILESSON. @KatieMuhtaris https://t.co/R8Fq7P1d1n #distancelearning#ReadTheWorldNow#minilesson#TeachOn
What do #digital#distancelearning minilessons look like? Similar to minilessons in class. Language like “hold up your work up so I can see it” & “press pause ⏸ and go practice then come back & watch ▶️ the rest of the lesson” become our new teaching language. @KatieMuhtaris
Millions of students around the world are out of school due to #COVID19.
At the same time, millions of teachers are also working hard to set up distance learning solutions.
For this, we say to all of them: THANK YOU!