Many valuable suggestions for blended learning are offered on this blog, where Information is summarized in a visually appealing format that is quick to read:
The host website for that infographic actually has many resources geared towards helping teachers prepare for the possibility of online teaching of the cores and a few more. You can read further here:
This website includes a section that has been conceived to help teachers address many critical aspects of citizenship with their students, including digital citizenship. Filters are available to find exactly what you need:
Truly, there is something for everyone on this website. Now that we’ve been asked to incorporate some videos into our lessons in case some of our students (or staff members) are in quarantine, check out your subject matter here to see what fits:
Our current situation certainly stretches us to think outside the box. This article contains some links that offer creative solutions and free resources for taking classes outdoors:
This video clip from 1972 was most inspirational. It has the potential to incite self-reflection, or even to change our thinking. Please consider investing four minutes of your time watching it here:
This video clip from 1972 was most inspirational. It has the potential to incite self-reflection, or even to change our thinking. Please consider investing four minutes of your time watching it here:
Working with purpose is always more effective than going through the motions for no reason. Here is a unique example of how knowing the “why” being the action makes a difference:
