Education looks much different since March of 2020. How has it changed? How will it look in the future? Should we ever go back?
what ya see ya might not get
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Education looks much different since March of 2020. How has it changed? How will it look in the future? Should we ever go back?
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5/19/2020
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Recent Episodes
May 28, 2020
How does K West teach from a computer?
What's it like to teach a foreign language from a computer? Kaitlyn West gives her perspective as a high school Spanish teacher.
May 22, 2020
What has quarantine education taught us? Interview with Kathleen Ader - Instructional Coach and LMS professional
<p>Novi Community Schools, just like every other district in America, had to pivot in a matter of just a few weeks to a distance learning model. This was definitely a team effort but one person was an integral part of that effort and made the transition much easier for many educators in her district. Kathleen Ader discusses her quarantined life and where she thinks education will go from here. </p>
May 21, 2020
I'm not a very good online teacher
<p>I love tech. Online teaching should be right up my alley! It's not. Here's why. </p>
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