Lessons Learned
on Remote Learning
Facilitator(s): Peggy Reimers (@preimers) | Jennifer Bergland (@jbergland)
TCEA shares the best practices gleaned so far when it comes to remote teaching and learning.
TCEA shares the best practices gleaned so far when it comes to remote teaching and learning.
Guest Speakers
Guest Speakers
Vanessa Kennedy
Fourth grade teacher
Fort Sam Houston Elementary School
Holli Horton
Middle school teacher
London ISD
The 5 TCEA Tech tips for Remote Learning
The 5 TCEA Tech tips for Remote Learning
1. Don't introduce new content and new tech tools simultaneously.
1. Don't introduce new content and new tech tools simultaneously.
2. Keep instructional videos on the short side (2-3 minutes ideally - no more than 8 minutes)
2. Keep instructional videos on the short side (2-3 minutes ideally - no more than 8 minutes)
3. Connections before curriculum. Build in time for relationship building.
3. Connections before curriculum. Build in time for relationship building.
4. Stick with 3 purposeful technology tools (ex: Flipgrid, padlet, and platform's breakout rooms)
4. Stick with 3 purposeful technology tools (ex: Flipgrid, padlet, and platform's breakout rooms)
5. Campus/District uses same LMS platform and video communication system
5. Campus/District uses same LMS platform and video communication system
REmote LEarning Videos from TCEA
REmote LEarning Videos from TCEA
TCEA TechNotes Blog
TCEA TechNotes Blog
Search by this link: https://blog.tcea.org/?s=remote+learning
More Great Finds
More Great Finds
Lubbock ISD has created a summer digital playground for their PreK-12 students. Excellent setup
Self Care
Self Care
Prepare your remote teaching space
Prepare your remote teaching space
stand up desk
hand lotion
lip balm
favorite knick-knacks
good chair
music
your favorite water bottle/coffee mug
Classroom Helpers
Classroom Helpers
