Intentional Planning During Remote Learning

Intentional Planning During Remote Learning

Every Monday I share a different ed tech quote on our Thompson Classroom social media pages for our staff to consider.

Introducing tech for the sake of tech doesn't work. Blended learning should focus on appropriate pedagogy, careful selection of tech, provide flexible learning options and be curriculum driven. Blended learning guidebook, 2018, page 21
Ed Tech Quote. (2022). Uploaded by Kirsten Thompson. Available online at: www.fishbowlteaching.com

Today kicks off yet another round of remote learning here in Manitoba. As we near the end of year 2 of the Covid-19 pandemic it is a safe assumption that a majority of our staff and students have experienced some form of remote learning, but not all. For new staff and students this could represent a new experience for them and it is also important to remember that every class is different. In the same way that you never teach a course the same twice due to the unique circumstances of your students/daily schedule/classroom configuration, remote learning for veteran staff/students can operate significantly different in this round.

Whether you are new to remote learning, or an experienced veteran, it is important to remember that this is not simply the replication of a traditional classroom in an online space. As you review your plans for the week the following resources may assist your journey:

I'd love to hear your thoughts; please leave a comment!