π 10 Remote Learning Practices to Avoid
- Piling on too much work
- Posting assignments with no plan for feedback
- Providing just digital options (HEREΒ are some non-digital ideas)
- Grading (avoid this altogether as learners are in inequitable situations)
- Relying solely on low-level worksheets, packets, orΒ Teachers Pay Teachers materials
- Thinking that you have to abide by a traditional school day schedule
- Forcing teachers to follow a traditional schedule while working remotely
- Using video tools in violation of FERPA
- 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)
- Covering the entire curriculum and every standard
Eric Sheninger’s reflection on what not to do during this time is a useful addition to Joel Speranza’s post on what it is and is not.
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