by kris | Dec 5, 2020 | "Teaching Online" series, BEST LINKS EVER, Understanding Media
The following tips from a middle school math teacher describe the challenge of moving face to face classes online when working with at risk learners. What happens when the face to face tutoring support is not available? This teacher is solving problems DIY in her...
by kris | Dec 5, 2020 | "Teaching Online" series, Science of Learning
Barbara Oakley is presenting a Live webinar on Zoom based on her latest book, Uncommon Sense Teaching. As a co-teacher of the popular Coursera MOOC called Learning How to Learn, Barbara Oakley provides STEM instructors and others with insights to effective teaching...
by kris | Nov 3, 2020 | 7 Core DLE Elements, BEST LINKS EVER, Convergence on Target
Recent PSA posts highlight the challenges of teachers, parents, and students as they seek improved approaches working from home, learning from home, and remote health care because of COVID-19. The National Association of Counties (NACo) is forming a task force to...
by kris | Sep 20, 2020 | BEST LINKS EVER, Individual Learner, Learning Community
Recent articles about remote learning challenges discuss how equity in approaches looks to new parent allies. This article from The Seattle Times Education Lab discusses how listening to parents of students of color is engaging the parents in remote learning...
by kris | Sep 13, 2020 | 7 Core DLE Elements, BEST LINKS EVER, Embed Resources & Tools, Learning Community
Schools are starting up remotely in Fall 2020 for the Seattle Public Schools according this Seattle Times article. The first week of school was a soft start as students and parents set up the technology…challenged with overloaded servers, waiting on student...
