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At Home Lesson Assignment Example
And so we begin the quarantine… We live in a two-bedroom apartment.
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An Example of a Shorter At Home Lesson
An example of a simple at home lesson and assignment to help teachers while dealing with this situation (COVID-19 and having to race to turn F2F classes into online courses). I suggest having a few of these types of shorter lessons so that you can have some time to spend on creating longer lessons, fielding phone class, emails, virtual meetings, juggling family, etc.
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Teachers – Don’t Over Think It!
Remember when you were a first time teacher and you did it one class at a time? *** You only need to get one class up at a time. *** Don’t overthink the whole few weeks at once, don’t stress. *** Simple lessons and assignments. (I have written posts with more examples that are coming). Hope they help.
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Tools for Teachers Who are Mired in the Middle of Converting F2F classes into Online Classes
I am concerned that with so many of us (think all colleges closed during this pandemic as well as businesses working remotely … worldwide) using technology (especially the more popular ones like the virtual meeting spaces) that some of these tools may falter. In this post, I am sharing some examples of tools to have in your “back pocket” as you begin to covert your face-to-face lessons into online lessons.
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Tips for Virtual Conference Lessons
To continue my helps for teachers while dealing with the race to turn F2F classes into online courses. Here are tips and practical wisdom to help as we break into it!
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Okay, Virtual Reboot, Now What?
Because we are all busy needing to learn new technologies (and each one will have its own unique learning curve) I am hoping that this will be something that can help save you time. Please pass this post on to the teachers you know that could benefit.
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Help! I have to change my face-to-face classes to online in just a few days
So, you’re in the same boat as we are? Because of the novel COVID-19 virus (a.k.a Coronavirus we have been asked to change our classes from Face-to-Face (traditional model) to online in just a few days to finish out the Winter 2020 semester. I’m hoping that this post will give you some helpful tips with the transition. the posts will be written for College Professors, but the ideas can be adapted to any teacher in any teaching situation (Elementary Schools, Jr. High, High Schools, or even in the private sector). First, some counsel for those who may be silently panicking – you are a teacher, which means that you are capable and creative. You’ve got this!
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A GREAT Big Thank you
Writing this has been healing. Sometimes we look at our past and think that certain experiences are complete failures because they don’t match our expectations. Though I was so proud of the work we did, I mainly saw Waldron Publishing as a disappointment. As I wrote this list however, I was amazed at what we actually accomplished and how many people believed in it enough to be a part of it. I feel humbled and extremely thankful!
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Forum: J. Kirk Richards
Notes from a forum at BYU-I by Artist J. Kirk Richards on creation, entrepreneurship, and Godly desires to create.
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Notebook 2: Social Exploration on Creativity
So, for my notebook prompt today, I wanted to see what people thought about creativity and whether it was just about the Arts, or whether more areas could be considered as creative fields. 5i. Use Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and/or Pinterest as a way to explore how people communicate messages/information about your issue. Try posting some […]
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