Allow peers to share their screen or model by sharing their camera
Utilize smaller groups in sessions so that students know which peers to focus on
Utilize virtual strategies like “pinning” a photo
Applicable only if other students are also being taught in the same setting.
Use for small group, (e.g., guardian reads a story out loud)
Use for non- instructional activities (e.g., lunchtime, age-appropriate game)
Include games and SEL lessons that incorporate modeling turn-taking and sharing ideas
Applicable only if other students are also being taught in the same setting
Children should not be the teacher to another child. Modeling and encouraging is the best use of other children in this setting
Pair students with similar interests into groups so that they will naturally have things to share
Applicable only if other students are also being taught in the same setting
Easier if students share preferred interests and grade appropriate activities. (e.g., create a stop motion short film, build lego village)