@mahanatepaa This is definitely a hot topic for discussion at the moment. I personally think it would be better to have a slow and gradual process for returning to in person learning.
If you’re teaching students who resist turning their cameras on, try sharing your own experiences with not being camera-ready, as well as your own habits for getting ready now.
https://t.co/v8ZxBTaO4W
Why did you decide to become a teacher? Do you incorporate collaborative and project-based learning? Here are *11 questions* to prepare for a teaching interview.
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For all you do to make a difference.
For all the ways you make tough days brighter.
For each time you show up for your Ss, together though apart.
#DearTeachers, thank you. And happy #TeacherAppreciationWeek.
In this video, families from Seattle to Maine react to how they feel during about remote learning and talk about what it's like to navigate these changes together.
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“The 5Es—engage, explore, explain, elaborate, and evaluate—parallel the pattern of problem-solving used by scientists and mathematicians to tackle real-life problems.” See what that looks like in action.
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Google Classroom excels in providing solutions for a broad swath of teachers who have a variety of expertise and comfort level with education technology. It also uses Google’s familiar template that many teachers have used for years. https://t.co/WVTLRvsNml
Years ago, @timneedles quit giving homework to his art students and instead, he gave them optional "creative challenges."
Read why those challenges struck a chord with his students! ⤵️
#EdChat#STEAM https://t.co/PUv4OBsd2P
Educators know that teaching reading comprehension is a difficult and complex endeavor—and one that's certainly not made easier by the need to do it online. These strategies and tools can help. https://t.co/c9M3fPLkor