How are teachers responding? “Not dumbing down, but numbing down their content”
And impact on kids? “They’re losing out”
And the districts? “They figured out a way to ban books without banning books”
Thanks @jedipadmaster for giving us a fantastic talk about his experience after reading “I need a new butt.” We at @DreamscapeEDU 💯 stand behind the importance of engaging texts for kids.
Trying to get back into the blogging habit. Decided to start by posting some thoughts about reading and the importance of windows and mirrors. https://t.co/RlHm8XbdzH
Have you made a plan yet with your students on what they should do if someone's internet cuts out during class? I brainstormed some ideas on my blog. #edtech#k12 https://t.co/zNyZSh96bL
Have you relied on an apps predictive assessment of a student? If so, have you examined the algorithm? And it’s accuracy? Do you have a plan to correct for biases built in?
Important point on needing to make learning more active and *inter*active. Less lecturing, more conversation. Opinion | Kids Can Learn to Love Learning, Even Over Zoom - The New York Times https://t.co/4rFiGvj2Nk
This is probably annoying but...
PLAY is unstructured with no preconceived expectation of outcome or established rules
GAMEs are structured, have clearly defined rules, and clear win condition outcomes.
Have you thought about a making Zoom Code of Conduct for your upcoming school year? It's not just about whether to require videos turned on or not (hint: don't), but also how to ask questions or when it's appropriate to take screenshots. #remoteteaching https://t.co/gPmYhp7DDE
Wondering whether you should require students to turn on their videos during virtual class meetings? Here's an infographic to help you rethink that idea #remoteteaching#edtech#isteten#remotelearning