Support Online Learning w/Powerful Thinking Routines https://t.co/GsirTcwRTU In this post, I share 5 thinking routines developed by @ProjectZeroHGSE. I include a Google slide deck for each so #teachers can encourage students to learn with AND from each other online. #edchat
@rachbo725 read this! If itโs free, we could do some old fashion typing class practice aaaassssddddffff... and content specific activities #Ziztech2020
"The first thing to remember when teaching online is that our students cannot rely on the simple cues they receive when they are in the classroom...Because of this, we need to slow things down." #EWopinion https://t.co/6Wz5y6uK6G
Building connections is harder than ever with remote learning...
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You donโt need a lot of tech tools to be successful teaching online, but teachers looking to add to their technology toolboxes before schools starts โ> Essential Apps for the Physical and Digital K-12 Classroom | Edutopia #blendedlearning#onlinelearning https://t.co/REWREjrBgC