In this series about practices, strategies and tools used during remote instruction that should be considered to remain best practice as we return face-to-face, we will look at an idea from Larry Ferlazzo, called “Leadership Teams.”
Transforming Education
What are you Going to Keep? (Part 1)
While there are many components of online learning teachers (and students) won’t miss, there have been some experiences that have been helpful, and dare I say motivating, to teachers and students both. Let’s take a look at one of those pieces.
Bounded Autonomy: Giving Students Controlled Choice in their Learning
Professional Development and an Interview with Mitch Albom Bob and I have been fortunate to take part in some very good professional development opportunities lately, and one of them was offered by Michigan Virtual and MASSP, called Teaching for Today and Tomorrow....
Now Available: Appointments with the Tech Coach from your Couch!
You heard that right- the Tech Coach is offering virtual appointments that you can take advantage of, right from the comforts of your home!
Interested in Using Hypothes.is?
"Collaborative annotation can help connect students and teachers while they keep their distance to safeguard their health during the current crisis. Reading alongside and interacting with each other using Hypothesis is about as close to a seminar-style experience as...
Using iLearn (Moodle) to Help Quell the “Gotcha Game” on Tests and Quizzes
Here are four ideas for unique, student-centered question types to include in your next assessment.