@indyfromspace I’ve been giving all my friends who are struggling the same advice. You’re kids will be fine..take care of their emotional needs and provide opportunities for play and discovery. (From a former 6-12 educator, instructional designer, household with two working parents and a 2 yo).
@bonstewart My 2 yr old climbs on top of me during plank and downward dog and through my legs during warriors, and sometimes puts his hands up or in prayer position.
Getting dressed for remote work is like rocking a mullet...business up top, pjs/sweatpants/leggings/anything-with-an-elastic-waist on bottom. #remotework#remotelearning#zoom
Can we PLEASE stop calling what we are doing "ONLINE TEACHING" already?
We are not "online teaching." Why? Because we would never teach online courses unless we knew how to teach online courses.
We are crisis-driven-global-pandemic-emergency-response teaching. Big difference.
Love this list! I would add "Tip 6: Reach out to an instructional designer for help!" 5 Tips for Making the Switch to Multimodal Assignments - https://t.co/ghcDM3jlvU via @FacultyFocus#instructionaldesign#UDL
@rmbyrne I was in the same boat a few years ago and I switched. Google tools has been the biggest challenge, but they’ve gotten better. Oh and I like the camera better on androids.
Brain development, language skills, and bonding are some of the many benefits of reading aloud every day. RT if you make reading aloud part of your everyday routine! #DollysLibrary#ReadAloud#BedtimeStory