Many students, including English language learners (ELLs), have unique learning needs during remote learning. It is vital that we focus on how we can create […]

In our Remote Learning Strategies series so far, we’ve explored two powerful strategies. Those strategies included classroom discussion and summarization. In this blog entry, we’ll […]

We know choice boards can be wonderful tools to incorporate and encourage student voice and choice into regular class activities. But choosing the right choices […]

“I need help! PDFs! Parents are frustrated with how we have kids submit assignments,” says Sammie. She left her PDF lament in a popular Facebook […]

We should go ahead and anticipate that “Zoom fatigue” will soon be added to the Oxford English Dictionary. One way to help diminish the agony […]

I’ve discovered some really cool tech tools and tips to share with you this week, including a couple of must-see ones for fall. So let’s […]

“How do you put popular tools like EdPuzzle, Google Forms, and Google Slides into Schoology? What about Flipgrid?” If this is the kind of question […]

Remote learning has left many of us wondering about how we will be assessing student learning. How will we know that students are understanding the content […]

I’m back with more interesting tidbits that I’ve picked up around the web and through emails and conversations with dedicated educators. I hope that you […]

In “Remote Learning Strategy #1: Classroom Discussion,” I highlighted a popular strategy for remote teachers. Yet classroom discussion does not reign supreme. It is not […]

How would you combine one high-effect size instructional strategy with a digital tool? If it’s a question you’ve asked yourself before, you’re not alone. Several […]

We thought that it was hard enough teaching virtually to our students when COVID-19 first appeared last spring. But now, the stakes have been raised […]