Time to Create Your "Return to
Learn" Plan!
10 ideas to get you started thinking
about delivering instruction virtually in an engaging way
Natasharachell
Blog: 7.12.2020 by Natasha Rachell
Breathe!
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It's time to create your "Return to
Learn" plan!!!
Now that we know what the beginning of
our school year will look like, it's time to make some changes and some
definite plans to deliver the best possible version of instruction to your
students, NO EXCUSES!
The first thing I'd suggest is getting your
"Return to Learn" together.
Ask yourself the following questions:
➤ What level of technology will your
incoming students have access to
(Chromebooks, iPads, Windows devices, etc)?
➤ Will your students have wifi access to
accompany their devices?
➤ What standards are you adhering to?
➤ Do you have a content management system
available in which to help lead instruction?
➤ Do you have a learning management system
in which to host a virtual classroom
(Google Classroom, Microsoft Teams,
Moodle, Canva, Blackboard, Seesaw, etc)?
➤ What tech tools are you familiar
with?
➤ Which tools do you need to spend some
more time with?
➤ How will you design your lessons to be
authentic and not simply "check box" lessons?
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Ten
ideas to get you started thinking about delivering instruction virtually in an
engaging way:
Once
you've gotten to Day 1 and you're ready to begin instruction, I'd like you to
start to think NOW about how you will deliver instruction and some ideas to
keep your students engaged in their learning.
The whole point is make sure that your students are active participants
in their virtual learning as opposed to simply passively listening to you
lecture. Here are TEN ideas to get your
creative juices flowing!
1. Flipgrid
10. Padlet
Based on 7 readability formulas:
Grade Level: 10
Reading Level: standard / average.
Reader's Age: 14-15 yrs. old
(Ninth to Tenth graders)
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