Replay: The Distance Learning Playbook Module 2

SPS Digital Learning Hour

Welcome to this special replay episode of the SPS Digital Learning Hour podcast, originally aired in February 2021. In this episode, I dive into module two of the highly popular book, "The Distance Learning Playbook," by Douglas Fisher, Nancy Frey, and John Hattie.

This time around, I revisit the episode with some fresh thoughts and reflections, providing you with new insights and perspectives. If you missed it the first time or if you're looking to reinforce your knowledge, this is the perfect opportunity to join me on this captivating learning journey.

I'll be sharing my candid thoughts and takeaways from each module, giving you a renewed understanding of the valuable content within "The Distance Learning Playbook." Whether you're an educator, or future educator, this episode offers something for everyone.

While this episode is a replay, the addition of new thoughts and reflections adds a layer of depth and relevance to the discussion. So, get ready to immerse yourself in the world of distance learning, as we explore routines, norms, procedures, classroom set-up, and how these concepts apply not only to remote education but also to in-person teaching.

Join me on this exciting journey as we bridge the gap between theory and practice, and uncover innovative strategies for teaching and engaging students in any learning environment.

Do we have some of the same takeaway? Is there something else that you got out of the chapter? Follow us on this journey. Leave your thoughts in the comments or the future blog post.

Links:

• ⁠https://resources.corwin.com/distancelearningplaybook/student-resources/reproducible-forms⁠

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• Website: https://www.beardedtechedguy.com
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Tools Available in Springfield:

• Office 365
• 23 Tools for 2023 (Springfield Teachers)
• Nearpod
• Newsela
• Reading Progress

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