Do your digital materials support an equitable learning experience for students participating in remote instruction? You may consider adding this question to your selection rubric as you consider which materials to continue using or purchase next year.
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Do the materials you are using for remote instruction support a high-quality learning experience for your students?
When implementing an instructional material during in-person instruction, teachers can adjust instruction, add instructional strategies, and differentiate instruction for their students. During remote instruction, however, teachers may not have as many opportunities to adjust instruction to meet their students’ needs. Therefore, the quality of instructional materials used for remote instruction is more important than ever.
Learning List has reviewed thousands of instructional materials, and we consider many factors in our qualitative reviews. In previous blogs, we have written about considerations for selecting materials to support continuous learning and things to look for if selecting online materials. This blog takes a deeper look at assessing the quality of instructional materials used for remote instruction.
Dear Mom and Dad, Welcome to Your 1st Year of Teaching!
Are you a first-time homeschool teacher or are you proctoring at-home learning while your child is attending school online this semester? Either way, you are likely out of your comfort zone and feeling (a little) overwhelmed. How are you ensuring that your child is learning what he/she is supposed to learn? This blog post provides a few pointers and accompanying resources to help you keep your child on track during this school year.
Important Considerations When Selecting Materials to Support Continuous Learning
If your district is, or will be, selecting online materials to support continuous instruction next fall, here are a few considerations to keep in mind: