Hybrid Teaching
Hybrid Teaching
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You can connect with Emma Pass on Twitter. I also suggest that you check out the hashtag #hybridteacher.
My Explorations in Hybrid Teaching
My Explorations in Hybrid Teaching
With the onset of the 2020 quarentine, I began reading and connecting with other educators via Twitter. Through that process, I gained an excellent cohort of colleagues across the country. During this time, I learned about Emma Pass and her book "The Hybrid Teacher." Hundreds of teachers are reading it with feeling a sense of support and courage.
With the onset of the 2020 quarentine, I began reading and connecting with other educators via Twitter. Through that process, I gained an excellent cohort of colleagues across the country. During this time, I learned about Emma Pass and her book "The Hybrid Teacher." Hundreds of teachers are reading it with feeling a sense of support and courage.
On this page, you'll find my reflections as I'm reading the book; also, you'll find my embedded tweets using the hashtag #hybridteacher as Emma encourages. You might also find tweets at #HybridTeacherPD since @GlobalGEG hosted a book study this fall.
On this page, you'll find my reflections as I'm reading the book; also, you'll find my embedded tweets using the hashtag #hybridteacher as Emma encourages. You might also find tweets at #HybridTeacherPD since @GlobalGEG hosted a book study this fall.
Basic Vocabulary: I am working on a Quizizz game where students can review the basic terminology related to Hybrid Learning. My plan is run this using the "Fast & Curious" EduProtocol. Quiz each day, reviewing fewer and fewer words until students have'm down.
Basic Vocabulary: I am working on a Quizizz game where students can review the basic terminology related to Hybrid Learning. My plan is run this using the "Fast & Curious" EduProtocol. Quiz each day, reviewing fewer and fewer words until students have'm down.
Adaptations I Plan to Make:
Adaptations I Plan to Make:
This is my first official semester teaching in a hybrid model. I don't really count the spring because, well, that mess was chaos. This semester I'm attempting a blend of synchronous and asynchronous learning.
This is my first official semester teaching in a hybrid model. I don't really count the spring because, well, that mess was chaos. This semester I'm attempting a blend of synchronous and asynchronous learning.
I see all of my students for two 1-hour segments. My first hour will be taught synchronously over Google Meet. The second hour will be sort of asynchronous in that students are to be working at the same time, but not in a Google Meet. I, however, keep Google Meet open, waiting for questions, check-ins, and comments. In addition, I have offered on-campus drop-in opportunities in the lab during the 2nd hour. While that is going on, I've got Google Meet open waiting for students. After one week, I'm pleased with the response from students. The real proof will be when I check if they're progressing forward. Of course, my greatest fear is that I'll proceed with this, and students aren't taking advantage of that 2nd hour. As a result, I'll build in check-points. My students mean the world to me. I owe it to them to not drop the ball here.
I see all of my students for two 1-hour segments. My first hour will be taught synchronously over Google Meet. The second hour will be sort of asynchronous in that students are to be working at the same time, but not in a Google Meet. I, however, keep Google Meet open, waiting for questions, check-ins, and comments. In addition, I have offered on-campus drop-in opportunities in the lab during the 2nd hour. While that is going on, I've got Google Meet open waiting for students. After one week, I'm pleased with the response from students. The real proof will be when I check if they're progressing forward. Of course, my greatest fear is that I'll proceed with this, and students aren't taking advantage of that 2nd hour. As a result, I'll build in check-points. My students mean the world to me. I owe it to them to not drop the ball here.
My Thoughts on Preparing for Synchronous Instruction:
My Thoughts on Preparing for Synchronous Instruction:
From Page 20 of "The Hybrid Teacher: Survival Guide"
Mapping out the Hour
Mapping out the Hour
Gosh, can Zoom/Google Meets be painful if they aren't broken up. I'll tell you though, as a teacher, I can go on for a solid 20 before I take a breath. As I read Emma's book, I find inspiration in her layout of a class period. While I think my college students would cringe at the mindful movement, I will employ a break in the types of activities I plan.
Gosh, can Zoom/Google Meets be painful if they aren't broken up. I'll tell you though, as a teacher, I can go on for a solid 20 before I take a breath. As I read Emma's book, I find inspiration in her layout of a class period. While I think my college students would cringe at the mindful movement, I will employ a break in the types of activities I plan.
Pear Deck
Pear Deck
I really appreciate how Pear Deck lets me stop and ask questions, increase engagement, and get a sense of student understanding during and after the class. On the first day of class I used Pear Deck. Seemed to go okay. I really have to practice what I preach, so testing all these tools with some fluidity is really important.
I really appreciate how Pear Deck lets me stop and ask questions, increase engagement, and get a sense of student understanding during and after the class. On the first day of class I used Pear Deck. Seemed to go okay. I really have to practice what I preach, so testing all these tools with some fluidity is really important.
Hey, Pre-Service Teachers: Looks like we can still access @PearDeck Premium. It would be great for you to really learn this tool before Student Teaching.
Hey, Pre-Service Teachers: Looks like we can still access @PearDeck Premium. It would be great for you to really learn this tool before Student Teaching.
How I'll Handle Communication:
How I'll Handle Communication:
How I'll Build Culture & Community
How I'll Build Culture & Community
How I'll Lean on my PLN for Support
How I'll Lean on my PLN for Support
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