Children who do not have a solid foundation in Elementary and are encouraged in Middle School have extremely low turnouts in college so… why hasn’t it changed?
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Many teachers in the world are taking it upon themselves to train themselves and others in their building in online education.
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Many schools and parents are choosing to implement digital learning as part of a child's learning experience we must remove barriers for students to access our content.
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For the Fall, students must identify current issues that will affect their generation and understand the social issues of their time so let’s teach it EVEN if it’s not in your curriculum.
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Schools are working in K12 organizations and are dealing with unpredictable events, this is crisis leadership so how are we supporting the people that we lead?
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A Blended Learning program is how it can be personalized to each student, improving areas, where they are struggling and encouraging them in areas where they are flourishing so, have you tried the flex model?
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Depending on the type of program and the amount of data required, some researchers really do not know if the program they created has achieved its goals until a few years later. Yes, we are all trying to move beyond trial and error.
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Although Zoom and Teams have made instant messaging a little easier, some teachers still don’t use it during class which may hinder student understanding and individual progress.
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Yes, we want the ability to capture any part of the lesson, have students take notes on the video, and sharing the clip with their peers. How can we do this?
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Did you know that classrooms with the highest amount of student-teacher engagement had 14 students or fewer students. How many are in your classroom?
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The accessibility that online learning programs provide the general public and their children is invaluable to society as a whole… so our students are test subjects…
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When students choose what they study based on their preferences, and even personal experience, they do better in school.
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Principals and administrators need to fully understand the Framework because if they cannot conduct proficient ratings, the evaluation system for teachers is at risk.
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The idea of evaluating teachers in the next 10 years seems like a stretch due to the teacher shortage and the Covid19 pandemic but we still have these systems in place, so how are you adapting?
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Many times we are so worried about getting through the curriculum that we often miss ways to ignite student joy and excitement. So, why not try the Inquiry Cycle online?
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The goal of Genius Hour is to create a passion and love for learning. Are you willing to devote an hour a week, allowing students to learn about whatever they want to explore?
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Teachers aren’t restricted to simply being video consumers either, now more than ever creating your own videos just gets easier and easier. How are you perfecting your craft and getting better?
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Online learning presents new challenges and opportunities. We must think about unique ways to involve every student and using visuals, 1:1 meetings, and close captioning is only the beginning!
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There are two things schools should consider, first what are the stakeholder’s thoughts, opinions, and possible usage of the tool, and second, what does the back-end data suggest.
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To be honest, teachers must be equipped with effective instructional feedback in a timely manner to perform according to current expectations. If teachers are not performing well; they should be immediately trained in a specific area of need.
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