📑 10 Remote Learning Practices to Avoid

1. Piling on too much work
2. Posting assignments with no plan for feedback
3. Providing just digital options (HERE are some non-digital ideas)
4. Grading (avoid this altogether as learners are in inequitable situations)
5. Relying solely on low-level worksheets, packets, or Teachers Pay Teachers materials
6. Thinking that you have to abide by a traditional school day schedule
7. Forcing teachers to follow a traditional schedule while working remotely
8. Using video tools in violation of FERPA
9. Posting videos or pictures of kids learning online without proper consent (basically we shouldn’t be sharing screenshots of kids during a Zoom or Google Hangout/Meets session)
10. Covering the entire curriculum and every standard