I try very hard to keep my videos around 7-10 minutes. I have had the most student success and engagement when I keep my videos relatively short.

My students love being able to “pause me” and jot down notes while watching videos. During my live in-person lessons, my students often say that I talk too fast (I’m a stickler for staying on schedule), so this allows them to slow down the lesson to the pace that works best for their learning style.

At the beginning of every quarter, I create a resource folder for each student. 

In their folder, they will find each lesson's guided notes and practice activities. My students prefer to have paper copies instead of digital copies. This helps them stay organized, and taking notes while watching the video is much easier. Some students find it hard to go back and forth between tabs. It is also helpful when students need to take their notes home to review/study (not every student can access a computer at home).

My school is currently using iReady Math. This makes it super easy for me to search resources and choose the practice activity that best aligns with the standard and their current goal. Sometimes, I add visuals as a helpful resource to help guide students.