A glimpse into how schools might look next fall! 9 Ways Schools Will Look Different When (And If) They Reopen https://t.co/ocd6jWwvOZ #cpchat#remotelearning#edchat
#SAUSD tomorrow is launching Chromebook Exchange Thursdays, a weekly opportunity for students to exchange broken Chromebooks. Service is provided by appointment only from 9 a.m. to noon Thursdays at the District Office. Appointments: 714-480-4760. Details: https://t.co/iHzEr9xcL4
Will our schools look like this after #covid19? In Denmark, the Rarest of Sights: Classrooms Full of Students https://t.co/sxZkFAKUCy #cpchat Denmark, the Rarest of Sights: Classrooms Full of Students https://t.co/rvj97phU5g #cpchat
Wondering what will happen with this school year, summer school, and next year?
🚸 You might be interested in the planning assumptions and recommendations SDCOE is using to guide local schools around preparing to reopen:
https://t.co/iIjbPZogtf
Over 7,500 educators asked @AjitPaiFCC to expand #Erate and close the #HomeworkGap. I am one of them. #ActNowFCC. This @NYT article explains the need: As School Moves Online, Many Students Stay Logged Out https://t.co/dD0UGtER13 #digilead#remotelearning#cpchat
Although the main channel of communication is with teachers, Google Voice is a great way for principals to communicate with families via school phone # > smartphone, when email is not readily available. Thanks @omarezz
for your help in setting it up. #WeAreSAUSD#BetterTogether
Piling on work doesn’t equate to learning, especially if some kids don’t have adequate parental support at home. Make it manageable, use common sense, and find ways to give learners valuable feedback. It’s not how much is assigned, with the quality of what’s assigned.