Beth shares student-centered distance teaching tips for teachers. As teachers set up their distance learning classrooms (whether elementary school, middle school, or high school classrooms) and embark on remote teaching this fall, there are some important steps to consider to build relationships with students and families in a virtual setting.

⭐ To download the full tips and checklist, go to: [ Ссылка ] ⭐

This video is the sixth installment in our six-part Distance Learning Tips + Checklist series.

Check out these four remote teaching tips for teachers:

1️⃣ Set up your learning management system (LMS) as a central area where student information and documents can be accessed by both students and parents or guardians. Teachers should include course materials, resources, contact information, policies, and class procedures for distance learning. It's important to also post your virtual office hours.
2️⃣ Send out an informational email about yourself to introduce yourself as your students' teacher and give a summary of your class. Teachers might also consider including details about how to access and navigate the learning management system (LMS) for online learning purposes.
3️⃣ Hold a synchronous parent meet-and-greet where you can meet the parents of your students and answer any questions they may have about the virtual classroom and distance learning. Consider recording and offering translation services to families and students.
4️⃣ Collect and update student contact information and place it in a central location to easily update. Send a survey to students and families to gather information about your students. This will help you get a better picture of your student - their outside interests, learning styles, responsibilities a student might have, so you can meet students where they are.

⏱️ Timestamps:
00:00 - 00:12 - Introduction of Student-Centered Distance Learning Checklist
00:12 - 00:25 - Learning management system setup for your virtual classroom
00:25 - 00:37 - Share information about yourself as the teacher with students and families
00:37 - 01:00 - Hold meet and greets with families to answer questions they might have about remote teaching and learning
01:00 - 01:17 - Update student information and survey students about their interests so you can make connections while remote teaching

🎦 Check out the other episodes in this Distance Learning Tips Checklist series:

Part 1: Communication: [ Ссылка ]
Part 2: Student Relations + Engagement: [ Ссылка ]
Part 3: Technology + Routines: [ Ссылка ]
Part 4: Instructional Models: [ Ссылка ]
Part 5: Effective Distance Learning Curriculum: [ Ссылка ]


⭐ RESOURCES ⭐
Read our blogs on how to support your student's distance learning:
➡️ Reliable Learning Models for Hectic Times in Schools for Teachers: [ Ссылка ]
➡️ Creative Solutions for Continuity of Learning: Navigating the Needs of Students, Parents/Guardians, and Teachers: [ Ссылка ]
➡️ Student Engagement is Critical to Distance Learning | Tips for Teachers: [ Ссылка ]
➡️ 12 Things Equity Focused Teachers Can Say To Students In The New School Year: [ Ссылка ]
➡️ Distance Learning Requires a Student-Centered Approach: [ Ссылка ]
➡️ Tips for Setting Up An At-Home Learning Environment for Young Students: [ Ссылка ]
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