Combining in-person and online learning changes more than your teaching style.
While teaching remains at the core of an educator’s mission, a significant amount of time is spent managing day-to-day activities and maintaining your rapport with students and co-workers.
Reducing the time you spend together changes the way you manage the classroom and takes away some of your strategies to communicate and build relationships, but also gives you new ones to explore.
Let’s have a look at some useful tips for teachers to manage their online classroom.
Educators from around the country shared their advice about making remote instruction work for middle and high school students.
Given the geometric progression in which Covid-19 spreads, it is important to contain it right at the root. This is exactly why it becomes important to use fever detection technology in schools extensively. Schools all over the world are working out a protocol to ensure proper detection and effective control of the situation.
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Here is a quick look at how fever detection technology enables schools to address the problem conclusively and helps make it significantly safer for children during the Covid-19 crisis.
Edtech allows for one learner or five million to learn, anywhere on earth, and to take the same classes as each other. Photo by Franck V. on Unsplash
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A big question parents have right now is how students can go back to school safely during COVID-19. The latest American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) advice says children learn best when they are in school. However, returning to school in person needs careful steps in place to keep students and staff safe.