No Series: Boosting Engagement, Rigor, and Connection Online, Part 2
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Discussion and Supporting Materials
Thought starters
- How can you get students writing during synchronous instruction?
- What are some ways you’re encouraging students to read during online instruction?
- Do you cold call on your students? Why or why not?
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8 Comments
Abel Gebremariam Feb 26, 2021 3:06pm
It is easier for students to understand learning lessons by engagig in the classromm. Participating with others and listening to different views allows students to have a more broad understanding.
Angel Letts Feb 20, 2021 2:28pm
Angel Letts
One of the many ways i can encourage students to read on line is by giving material which required feedback with groups answering from the material,this can be done on weelky basic with prizes.
Joel Carpenter Jan 27, 2021 5:31pm
Cold calling--I know this as "popcorn." In pre-COVID times I had my own variation on this where I had each student pick the next person to go to the board by passing the marker. If a student isn't ready or is unsure, they can just pass the marker again. Occasionally, I intercede by giving the marker to someone who hasn't gone in awhile
sarahi Solis Jan 27, 2021 4:02pm
1. I like the idea of students being engaged with the instructor. And also have students participate while in class especially when students can get really distracted.
2. By picking on each student to read out loud and if that doesn't work out than pick on students.
3.yes I do because like that I'll know that my students are following along with me. I wouldn't want my students to be lost.
Sherneka Mosby Jan 20, 2021 8:14pm
I like that he's allowing the students to remain engaged in the lesson by interacting mentally with one another. Although; they're not physically interacting with one another they're working together to accomplish educational goals together. He's also teaching them to take turns and respect one another.