Sarah Birnbaum

[Sarah Birnbaum @SarahBirnbaum2]

Wrap Up: I still have so much to learn about teaching remotely, but there is tons of good technology to make it easier. #tldenuno2020

[Sarah Birnbaum @SarahBirnbaum2]

@MrWennstedt @CamioKendra Who knew my jokes could fall even more flat than when I'm in the classroom. 😂

[Sarah Birnbaum @SarahBirnbaum2]

A3: Breakout rooms in Zoom are great for 1-on-1 check-ins and meetings. Every student can be in their own room, so you know that no shenanigans are happening while you work with just one student. #tldeuno2020

[Sarah Birnbaum @SarahBirnbaum2]

@MrsSchroll I've done it a bit this summer. It's pretty easy to jump in and out of them, but I can't see a way to know what's going on when I'm not in a breakout room. #tldeuno2020

[Sarah Birnbaum @SarahBirnbaum2]

@JmsHwe Yeah I've been surprised at how useful it is! Plus submission is so easy too since students really just have to share. #tldeuno2020

[Sarah Birnbaum @SarahBirnbaum2]

A2: Google Docs has been excellent for collaboration this summer. Students can see each others' work in realtime, and I can see as well. Great for super timely feedback! #tldeuno2020

[Sarah Birnbaum @SarahBirnbaum2]

@MonicaR10434321 It sounds like OPS has a good understanding of that, but I haven't heard much about other districts providing data #tldeuno2020

[Sarah Birnbaum @SarahBirnbaum2]

A1: Important considerations when developing remote learning are access to devices/internet and available workspace. Though all students will have iPads in my district, internet access is not equal. Plus, many students do not have distraction-free workplaces. #tldeuno2020

[Sarah Birnbaum @SarahBirnbaum2]

@MonicaR10434321 Yes! I think this is true for secondary to some extent as well.

[Sarah Birnbaum @SarahBirnbaum2]

My name is Sarah Birnbaum, and I teach Physical Science and Chemistry at Bellevue East HS. My experience with remote learning was very limited this spring, but I am remote teaching summer school right now. #tldeuno2020

[Sarah Birnbaum @SarahBirnbaum2]

#tldeuno2020

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#BlackLivesMatter

Read on for 10 ways teachers can fight racism and teach tolerance right now: https://t.co/Rn6n3cFtKP

[Sarah Birnbaum @SarahBirnbaum2]

#tldeuno2020

[Sarah Birnbaum @SarahBirnbaum2]

Good to know when teaching online summer classes and facing uncertainty about the fall. #tldeuno2020

[Cult of Pedagogy @cultofpedagogy]

What Frustrates Students Most About Online Classes (COVID-19 EDITION)
via @EngNorman
https://t.co/nylBJ6Xl8a

[Sarah Birnbaum @SarahBirnbaum2]

I have only begun to dip my toe into all the educational twitter has to offer! #tldeuno2020

[Sarah Birnbaum @SarahBirnbaum2]

@LisaPaskewitz @MrWennstedt I'm gonna have to file that one away for myself! #tldeuno2020

[Sarah Birnbaum @SarahBirnbaum2]

A3: Science folks should check out #scichat! There's so much good stuff to be found here! Already found a great resource from @dave2004b for chemistry. #tldeuno2020

[Sarah Birnbaum @SarahBirnbaum2]

@MadameMaupin 100% agree with that

[Sarah Birnbaum @SarahBirnbaum2]

A2: I love how easy it is to find diverse perspectives and resources on twitter! I did not realize you could find so much information so quickly. #tldeuno2020

[Sarah Birnbaum @SarahBirnbaum2]

@EAlexBeard1 This is a great perspective! I feel like I found myself in an echo chamber after just one year. #tldeuno2020

[Sarah Birnbaum @SarahBirnbaum2]

@SGarrisonNassi @Catlin_Tucker I started following her for the same reason! #tldeuno2020