"This group of current and former tech-savvy educators is donating one-on-one advisory time to help their fellow teachers make it through the pivot to remote learning." The Advice for Instruction section beginning on page 2 is especially helpful, I think.
Trial by Fire: Teachers Helping Teachers: https://thejournal.com/Articles/2020/04/08/Trial-by-Fire-Teachers-Helping-Teachers.aspx?Page=1
"This group of current and former tech-savvy educators is donating one-on-one advisory time to help their fellow teachers make it through the pivot to remote learning." The Advice for Instruction section beginning on page 2 is especially helpful, I think.
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The New York times is available to high schools across the U. S. - for free: https://www.nytimes.com/initiative/highschoolaccess
"Enjoy free digital access from April 6-July 6. ….
How to Find Free Online Math Tutoring Resources: https://www.usnews.com/higher-education/online-education/articles/how-to-find-free-online-math-tutoring-resources-during-coronavirus-outbreak
"Here's where parents and students can turn for free help with math as schools are closed due to the new coronavirus." In addition to the links, I liked the beginning of the article that briefly explains how students typically learn math concepts in the classroom and why that is difficult to duplicate at home. The resources then help students understand math concepts being studied. MoMA Launches Free Online Courses on Modern Art, Photography & More: https://hypebeast.com/2020/4/museum-of-modern-art-free-online-courses-info
At the time I checked, there were ten free courses offered by the Museum of Modern Art through coursera: https://www.coursera.org/search?query=the+museum+of+modern+art Make Your Own Masterpieces with Hundreds of Free Coloring Pages From Museums: https://www.firstforwomen.com/posts/home/free-coloring-pages
These pages can be printed, then read and colored by various ages of students and adults while learning about exhibits at the museums. NYC's Lincoln Center is Offering Free Online Concerts and Educational Material for Kids: https://www.travelandleisure.com/culture-design/music/lincoln-center-online-concerts
"Dance classes and live music are on now on your agenda." Books for Babies: A Stay-At-Home Read Along: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KzVtKZB62DE
This YouTube is full of energy and promotes movement as the story is read. Loads of fun! Unleashing the Power of UDL: Top Digital Tools for the Inclusive Classroom!: https://cc.readytalk.com/registration/#/?meeting=6n841u0q0zsa&campaign=2qcg9tiwnd6p
"Universal Design for Learning is a powerful approach to personalized learning for all students. But how do we know what tools are the most useful? In this interactive session we will showcase top digital tools for the inclusive classroom, than engage in practical dialogue around easy implementation options." Misuse of 'distance learning' terminology can cause real problems for districts: https://districtadministration.com/misuse-of-distance-learning-terminology-can-cause-real-problems-for-districts/
"Some may think that using various terms to describe learning that's being done from home while schools are closed due to the pandemic does not matter. But term confusion can have legal and other implications." Need a Change of Scenery? These Walking Tour Videos Will Make You Feel Like You're in Tokyo, Paris, and NYC: https://www.apartmenttherapy.com/virtual-walking-tours-youtube-36742021
These videos include the sounds of the cities without narration. Instead, they are like taking a walk through the cities. I enjoyed watching them since they are so much like being in the cities preCOVID-19. The videos would be helpful for students studying the cities in a content area or when reading a book about them. |
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