@irvspanish@Schoology Not to change the subject, but have any of you worked with badges. I created them for my German classes for the first time. Any hints on best practices with badges.
@jkirk___ I used a pocket chart with numbers (each student assigned a number) with a power strip for optional charging. If students felt they were going to be tempted to use their phone, they put it in the chart. Students that chose to keep their phones agreed to keep it away all of class
We are back to raising laying hens and chickens. John built a super cool chicken coop and area for the fryers . Looking for the fresh eggs and farmed raised poultry. @ Hinckley, Minnesota https://t.co/UACJKQZXEt
This semester Iโm teaching a grad seminar called Introduction to Black German Studies. It feels good to walk into the campus bookstore and see all of these books by Black German authors for sale. Because part of activism is making sure people get paid.
โจ Pleased to have finished adding the SBs for level 2 German (lower intermediate).
This is the last one: "A trip to Vienna"
Thank you to @sanamblue and @JuschMo for helping me with grammar / explaining what is and isn't possible etc.
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@CaleZuiker @SarahSajohnson I have students that I teach remotely( even before COVID). When they wear a hat it is hard to see their faces on screen. I ask that they donโt wear hats/hoodies up. When you take the time to explain why and do it in a non threatening way students will respond positively.