BEP054 – Remote Learning vs. Online Learning

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We talk about the differences between remote learning and online learning, and the misconceptions about the two.

02:24 If this was an easy transition, you might have been doing something wrong.

02:50 Where does the student fit in?

03:25 There needs to be some predictability and routine to how the classrooms are built out

03:35 Bigger adjustments around workflow

04:15 Are you making changes with a purpose in mind?

06:12 Teachers feel so much less in control because this is the students’ domain now, being digital natives.

07:40 Rhode Island Distance Learning Helpline https://highlanderinstitute.org/distance-learning-helpline/

09:30 Acton step for teachers: simplicity

11:15 Have a plan before you are making changes to your classroom… The best people to go to for feedback isn’t necessarily a coach, it’s probably your students.

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