Students every morning: Can we play Kahoot today?
Students at the end of every day: Can we play Kahoot before we leave?
Students while literally playing Kahoot: Can we play Kahoot again when we’re done?
@GetKahoot I think they are your biggest fans
1. Students can fidget or make noise without distracting others 2. Less opportunities for bullying 3. No supervising bathroom breaks, and more! There are of course challenges, but I’m finding many benefits to remote teaching.
You also cannot protest the murder of George Floyd but choose to be silent about the slow deaths caused by poor education funding, persistent achievement gaps, dropping out of high school, school suspensions, dilapidated school facilities, voter suppression, mass incarceration...
Which of the following is a teacher more likely to accomplish this fall: getting kids to socially distance or splitting a hydrogen atom with a butter knife?
I’m so glad we at least have ways to stay in contact with kids during this time. Just called a student to wish him a happy birthday and I think it made me happier than it made him.