Teaching Tidbits 1: Reflecting on Virtual Teaching . . . 3 Weeks In

An episode of the Unabridged: A Book Podcast podcast, hosted by Ashley Dickson-Ellison and Jen Moyers, titled "Teaching Tidbits 1: Reflecting on Virtual Teaching . . . 3 Weeks In" was published on September 25, 2020 and runs 8 minutes.

September 25, 2020 ·8m · Unabridged: A Book Podcast

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In this Unabridged Episode, Jen shares five conclusions she has drawn about teaching virtually after three weeks of instruction with her students. Teaching and learning are definitely different than usual right now, but adjusting our expectations and preparation can make a big difference! We'd love to know your virtual teaching (and learning!) tips, so reach out on social media.

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In this Unabridged Episode, Jen shares five conclusions she has drawn about teaching virtually after three weeks of instruction with her students. Teaching and learning are definitely different than usual right now, but adjusting our expectations and preparation can make a big difference! We'd love to know your virtual teaching (and learning!) tips, so reach out on social media. Interested in what else we're reading? Check out our Featured Books page.

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