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Teachers: 6 social assignments for online learning

eSchool News

Online learning students, like any other students, like to spend time procrastinating before they get to completing assignments given in class. These assignments can also be applied to many different subjects, as they aim to test a variety of skills and abilities at once. The Photo Online Assignment. Let’s begin: 1.

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Shift to Self-assessment

Catlin Tucker

Self-assessing Practice and Review Too often, when teachers assign review and practice in class or for homework, the responsibility for checking the accuracy of that work falls on the teacher. This reminds students that participating in discussions is their responsibility and that discussion itself is a skill they can improve on over time.

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Assignments with Significance

Faculty Focus

It has been estimated that college students across the globe devote in excess of a billion hours per year to “disposable” assignments (Wiley, 2016). Moving from essential to “renewable” assignments means that the students see the tasks as sufficiently meaningful to be kept and even passed on to others. What a waste!

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Integrating SEL in hybrid classrooms

eSchool News

This is not a time for discussions of missing assignments, test grades, or behavior issues. Set aside time each week for an individual chat with your students. Call them by name and engage them in a conversation that matters to them. Use this time to really get to know the student. Show you are interested in their world.

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8 tips for teaching SEL in hybrid classrooms

eSchool News

This is not a time for discussions of missing assignments, test grades, or behavior issues. Set aside time each week for an individual chat with your students. Call them by name and engage them in a conversation that matters to them. Use this time to really get to know the student. Show you are interested in their world.

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What Happens When Standardized Test Scores Don’t Reflect Student Growth?

Edsurge

It is painful when all of the effort that teachers and students put into teaching and learning becomes summarized by standardized test results—especially when hard-working students that have demonstrated massive growth over the course of the year receive poor scores. I wondered how the test would affect him after it was over.

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5 edtech resources that support literacy in elementary school

eSchool News

The tools and resources my students use must generate discussion and are often used in a team or partner setting, as I strongly believe that student interaction supports our instructional goals. You can create quizzes for the books your students are reading and assign collections to your students.