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We are living in remarkable times. In July of 2020, in the middle of the Covid pandemic, CASEL released what they called an SEL (Social […]
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One of the biggest challenges with remote teaching is our inability to walk around the classroom and hear student thinking! Looking for those scrunched up […]
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Yes, things are different. Everything is harder, and there are more loops than ever to go through to do the simplest task. So, what’s not […]
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In an in-person classroom, teachers can walk around and take a look at student work, listen in to learners’ conversations, and quickly confer to clarify […]
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There they are – the boxes on the video-conference screen, empty but names or images uploaded. We are hearing from many teachers of learners’ reluctance […]
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How can instructional coaches be of service during remote & hybrid learning? We all want to get better. The role of a Leadership or Instructional […]
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We had two weeks from the time school closed to the re-opening fully online. Over those two weeks, several questions about learning and my students […]
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What a spring! We have worked alongside so many teachers responding and adjusting and revising our remote teaching in an effort to meet learners’ needs […]
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As the education community in Colorado has responded and adapted to the rapid changes necessitated by physical distancing in COVID-19 response, I went out looking […]
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“Hi Writers! I am so excited to get to write with you today. I wish I could see you in person, but I am so […]
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As the education community in Colorado has responded and adapted to the rapid changes necessitated by physical distancing in COVID-19 response, I went out looking […]
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Recently, we were asked “How do you know whether (or not) your students are understanding?” This was, of course, an accountability question. Fair enough. If […]
