This bite models using Jamboard to review vocabulary in a variety of subject areas.

Here is a copy of the Jamboard for you to use .

This bite models how to create and use a poll during a virtual meeting to gauge student understanding or build community.

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Breakout EDU Sandbox for pre-made breakouts

Want to get your students talking? Try starting with the chat feature in a Google Meet or Bongo. Let them type first and then move onto talking. This bite of learning describes and models how to use the 3-2-1 chat strategy to engage students in dialogue.

Here is a link to the slide show and sample prompts for your use.

Breakout rooms are a great way to allow students to collaborate in small groups or to work in a space that suits their learning needs while keeping the teacher easily accessible if support is needed.

5 Ways Teachers Are Using Breakout Rooms

The station rotation model allows teachers to engage in small group instruction while providing collaborative or independent learning activities for the remainder of the class. It is an effective strategy in both hybrid and full distance models.

Station Rotation in an Era of Social Distancing

This strategy from Catlin Tucker leverages video to provide direct instruction, freeing the teacher up for other tasks such as connecting one-on-one with students, recording assessment data, or completing other administrative tasks.

A Flipped Learning Flow for Blended or Online Classes

Hyperdocs and Playlists are an engaging way to allow students to set the pace of their learning while freeing up teachers to coach individual or small groups of students or attend to other tasks.

Playlists: A Path to Personalized Learning

Jill discusses the benefits of recording instructions.