ASSIGNMENT-10(Keep children engaged in the learning process in this critical situation of this COVOD-19 infection list of there advice and strategy)

ASSIGNMENT -10

NAME OF THE TEACHER  : Ghosayya. S. Mathpati

TEACHING SUBJECT :  English (TL)

Keep children engaged in the learning process in this critical situation of this COVOD-19 infection list of there advice and strategy

Our teachers rose to the occasion after the educational system flipped overnight. Now, with schools everywhere closed for indefinite periods of time, amazing educators everywhere are working harder than ever to maintain some continuity for students. Planning lessons while caring for their own children, overcoming technological barriers, and turning on a dime to try something new when an approach doesn’t work, these rock stars continue to impress us.

Challenge: “Make sure that every student has access to wi-fi or cable; if not, the challenge will be much bigger.” Advice: “Record video or audio tutorials and use one of the many IT tools available online, like Quizlet.”

Challenge: “Students submitting work, platforms not working, reliable internet connection.” Advice: “Have a clear idea of what you want to cover in each session, leaving enough time for students to reflect on but what they're learning and to ask you questions. Take one step at a time, focus on one specific tool and get confident in the use of it before moving to another one. We will overcome this challenge!”

Challenge: “Making sure the students are engaged and being productive.” Advice: “Plan … ABC and D, and don’t freak out if they don’t work out. Right now is not a time for ego and perfectionism, but a time to preserve and protect the relationships we have built with our students. Use the tools they already know. Be flexible and patient with yourself and others, and also with the technology. Trial and error is the name of the game, and that’s OK.” Key takeaways and summary First of all, understand that this remote learning situation we’ve all been thrust into is a trial-and-error situation for everyone. ·        Give yourself a break and remind yourself that all you can do is your best. ·        Keep it simple. Introduce one new activity or resource at a time. ·        There is a wealth of information out there, so do check out online resources such as Quizlet’s blog! ·        Start slow and don’t overwhelm yourself. ·        Embrace creativity to find solutions for problems that you face. ·        And understand that sometimes you will fail, and that is totally OK.

 

 

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