Everyone cannot talk at once
May get feedback and echoes
Need to establish this with students
All microphones should be muted when students first login
If students wish to talk, they should raise their hands or use the Chat Window, and wait
for the teacher to acknowledge them
Once acknowledged by the teacher, students must un-mute themselves.
For reasons of privacy, attendees must un-mute themselves. The teacher cannot do that.
Students have a difficult time attending to 45- 50 minutes of lecture-type instruction. It’s best to break the lesson into segments.
Introduce topics with an “all class” Meet (15 – 30 minutes)
Direct students to a consistent starting place to find assignments:
a Google Doc
a Google Classroom (Stream Page or Classwork Page)
a teacher website
an all-school starting page, with names of all the teachers listed, with links to their individual starting places
Students do activities assigned by the teacher (on their own, or small groups)
Students can be assigned to meet in small Meet Groups for discussion (set up by teacher)
Return for a follow-up “all class” Meet on another day:
Q & A
Summarize the lesson
Determine what students have learned while doing the assignments
Explain grading system for assignment
Introduction of Topic - Paul Revere’s Ride
Meet “all class” on June 4th at 10:00 AM
Link to Meet - keyword: Period2LaRow
Look at the attached Google Slide presentation entitled, “Paul Revere’s Ride”
Meet with your small group and discuss what you learned from the Google Slide presentation. Links for small groups will be provided by the teacher
Do the attached assignment on Paul Revere’s Ride
Google Doc attached
Doc entitled, “Paul Revere’s Ride_2 - Written Assignment”
Return for an “all class” Meet on June 6th at 10:00 AM
Be ready to summarize what you’ve learned
There will be time for questions and answers
Link to Meet - keyword: Period2LaRow
Note: #4 above can be replaced with directions to go to Google Classroom where students check the Google Classroom Classwork Page or Stream Page for directions and specific steps.