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E-grāmata: 101 Tips for Teaching Online: Helping Students Think, Learn, and Grow-No Matter Where They Are! (Your guide to stress-free online teaching)

  • Formāts: 184 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 29-Mar-2022
  • Izdevniecība: Solution Tree
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781954631083
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  • Formāts: 184 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 29-Mar-2022
  • Izdevniecība: Solution Tree
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781954631083

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"Teaching online is hard, and it has become more prevalent in recent times. The challenges educators face with virtual schooling grow every day. Author Alex Kajitani's 101 Tips for Teaching Online: Helping Students Think, Learn, and Grow-No Matter Where They Are! provides succinct, practical tips for making the most of an online teaching environment. These tips are categorized into different chapters, each with a different topic, such as assessment, classroom management, self-care, student engagement, and more. Implementing these tips into your daily virtual routine will help streamline the virtual education process and produce a healthier learning environment for both students and teachers"--

Evolve your craft while staying grounded in best teaching practices. Alex Kajitani offers readers a fun and meaningful resource packed with practical tips for making the most of an online classroom environment. From sign-on to sign-off, use these strategies to ensure your students feel welcomed, engaged, and empowered to own their learning. In addition, gain self-care ideas that will help you be your best.

    Readers will:

  • Learn how to present well on camera and keep students engaged
  • Incorporate best practices for online instruction and classroom management in the online environment
  • Nurture an online classroom community committed to learning, equity, and comradery
  • Implement virtual assessment strategies to maintain academic integrity and growth
    • Discover self-care practices while teaching online
  • Contents:

    • Introduction
    • Chapter 1: Looking Good on Camera
    • Chapter 2: Building Relationships With Students
    • Chapter 3: Engaging Students
    • Chapter 4: Managing Your Classroom
    • Chapter 5: Pulling in Parents and Guardians
    • Chapter 6: Creating a Community
    • Chapter 7: Organizing Your Lessons
    • Chapter 8: Assessing Students
    • Chapter 9: Ensuring Equity
    • Chapter 10: Differentiating Learning
    • Chapter 11: Taking Care of Yourself
    • Conclusion: The Last Tip!
    • References and Resources
    • Index
    About the Author ix
    Introduction 1(2)
    About This Book 3(2)
    Tip 1 Remember What Teachers Do
    4(1)
    1 Looking Good on Camera
    5(14)
    Tip 2 Look Directly Into Your Camera
    6(1)
    Tip 3 Let the Light Shine on You
    7(2)
    Tip 4 Have Your Laptop Camera at Eye Level
    9(1)
    Tip 5 Sit (at Least) an Arm's Length Away
    10(1)
    Tip 6 Mix Up Your Background
    11(1)
    Tip 7 Use Props
    12(1)
    Tip 8 Consider a Mic and a Good Camera
    13(1)
    Tip 9 Be Professional on the Top; Relaxed on the Bottom
    14(1)
    Tip 10 Use a Do Not Disturb Sign
    15(4)
    Where to Go From Here
    16(3)
    2 Building Relationships With Students
    19(14)
    Tip 11 Take the Time (Don't Take Shortcuts)
    20(1)
    Tip 12 Be Interested, and Be Interesting
    21(1)
    Tip 13 Remember the Three Types of Relationships in a Class
    22(1)
    Tip 14 Help Students Get to Know Your Stories
    23(1)
    Tip 15 Help Students Get to Know Your Surroundings
    24(1)
    Tip 16 Help Students Get to Know Your Stuff
    25(1)
    Tip 17 Know Your Students' Interests
    26(1)
    Tip 18 Make a Student Your Cohost
    27(1)
    Tip 19 Show Up
    28(5)
    Where to Go From Here
    30(3)
    3 Engaging Students
    33(14)
    Tip 20 Greet Students "at the Door"
    34(1)
    Tip 21 Say Students' Names
    35(1)
    Tip 22 Wave Your Arms
    36(1)
    Tip 23 Increase Your Enthusiasm by 20 Percent
    37(1)
    Tip 24 Make Videos Interactive
    38(1)
    Tip 25 Use Cards and Hand Signals
    39(1)
    Tip 26 Mix It Up
    40(1)
    Tip 27 Keep 'Em Moving
    41(1)
    Tip 28 Make Phone Calls Home
    42(5)
    Where to Go From Here
    43(4)
    4 Managing Your Classroom
    47(16)
    Tip 29 Set Your Expectations High
    48(2)
    Tip 30 Establish Class Procedures
    50(1)
    Tip 31 Establish Routines
    51(1)
    Tip 32 Monitor the Chat
    52(1)
    Tip 33 Make Sure Your Settings Are Safe
    53(1)
    Tip 34 Use Multiple Monitors
    54(2)
    Tip 35 Be Consistent
    56(1)
    Tip 36 Turn Classroom Jobs Into Online Roles
    57(2)
    Tip 37 Prerecord a Welcome Message
    59(4)
    Where to Go From Here
    60(3)
    5 Pulling in Parents and Guardians
    63(14)
    Tip 38 Give Parents and Guardians Questions They Can Ask
    64(1)
    Tip 39 Invite Them to
    65(1)
    Tip 40 Teach Parents and Guardians Some Simple Teaching Strategies
    66(2)
    Tip 41 Check In on Them
    68(1)
    Tip 42 Create Ways for Parents and Guardians to Help
    69(1)
    Tip 43 Include Parents and Guardians in Family Projects
    70(1)
    Tip 44 Promote Curiosity
    71(1)
    Tip 45 Find Out Their Preferred Method of Contact
    72(1)
    Tip 46 Use a Translator
    73(4)
    Where to Go From Here
    74(3)
    6 Creating a Community
    77(14)
    Tip 47 Use the Word Community
    78(1)
    Tip 48 Invite Special Guests
    79(1)
    Tip 49 Get Students (and Yourself) Out Into the Community
    80(2)
    Tip 50 Acknowledge Which Communities We're Part Of
    82(1)
    Tip 51 Break the Class Up Into Smaller Teams That Can Work Together
    83(1)
    Tip 52 Connect With the Quiet Ones
    84(1)
    Tip 53 Create Ways to See and Hear Each Other
    85(1)
    Tip 54 Have Students Check in on Students
    86(1)
    Tip 55 Plan Virtual Gatherings
    87(4)
    Where to Go From Here
    88(3)
    7 Organizing Your Lessons
    91(14)
    Tip 56 Boil It Down, But Don't Water It Down
    92(1)
    Tip 57 Chunk It
    93(1)
    Tip 58 Keep. It. Simple
    94(1)
    Tip 59 Separate When You Need to Be There and When You Don't
    95(1)
    Tip 60 Provide an Agenda
    96(1)
    Tip 61 Talk Less (and Listen More)
    97(1)
    Tip 62 Give Think Time
    98(1)
    Tip 63 Relate Lessons to Their World
    99(1)
    Tip 64 Show What Different Levels of Success Look Like
    100(5)
    Where to Go From Here
    101(4)
    8 Assessing Students
    105(14)
    Tip 65 Monitor Faces and Body Language
    106(1)
    Tip 66 Use Hand Gestures, Emojis, and Polls
    107(1)
    Tip 67 Take a Photo
    108(1)
    Tip 68 Use (Google) Surveys
    109(1)
    Tip 69 Assess Via Video
    110(1)
    Tip 70 When Providing Feedback, Be Specific and Timely
    111(1)
    Tip 71 Provide Feedback Via Video or Voice Recording
    112(1)
    Tip 72 Have a Back Channel Where Students Can Ask for Help
    113(1)
    Tip 73 Rethink What Counts as Cheating
    114(5)
    Where to Go From Here
    115(4)
    9 Ensuring Equity
    119(14)
    Tip 74 Pronounce Students' Names Right (and Learn to Say "Hello!")
    120(1)
    Tip 75 Be Conscious About (Camera) Backgrounds
    121(1)
    Tip 76 Know Your Students' Living Situations
    122(1)
    Tip 77 Find the Reason Behind the Reason
    123(1)
    Tip 78 Embrace Race and Diversity
    124(1)
    Tip 79 Commit to Culturally Responsive Teaching
    125(1)
    Tip 80 Be Diverse in Your Video and Photo Selections
    126(1)
    Tip 81 Create Teams With Equity in Mind
    127(1)
    Tip 82 Ensure Access to the Internet and a Reliable Device
    128(5)
    Where to Go From Here
    129(4)
    10 Differentiating Learning
    133(14)
    Tip 83 Hold Online Office Hours
    134(1)
    Tip 84 Make and Take Appointments
    135(1)
    Tip 85 Send Care Packages
    136(1)
    Tip 86 Teach Students to Pause and Go Back
    137(1)
    Tip 87 Understand Depth of Knowledge
    138(1)
    Tip 88 Ask Three Questions
    139(1)
    Tip 89 Surround Students With Visuals
    140(1)
    Tip 90 Add Subtitles to Your Videos
    141(1)
    Tip 91 Give Them Tomorrow, Today!
    142(5)
    Where to Go From Here
    143(4)
    11 Taking Care of Yourself
    147(16)
    Tip 92 Stand Up!
    148(1)
    Tip 93 Lean on Others for Help
    149(1)
    Tip 94 Set Time Boundaries
    150(1)
    Tip 95 Picture Your Happy Place (and Put a Frame Around It)
    151(1)
    Tip 96 Don't Compare Your Insides to Someone Else's Outsides
    152(1)
    Tip 97 Ditch the Guilt
    153(1)
    Tip 98 Share the Work
    154(1)
    Tip 99 Understand What Burnout Is (and Isn't)
    155(1)
    Tip 100 Surround Yourself With Good People
    156(6)
    Where to Go From Here
    157(4)
    Final Thoughts
    161(1)
    Tip 101 Create the World as It Can Be
    162(1)
    References and Resources 163(6)
    Index 169