Futuristic Teachers!

In this episode, I speak about the challenges of transitioning from a physical classroom to an online class or to teach online. It is a challenging process but worth it! There are so many opportunities and possibilities for learners, teachers, parents, and communities. 

Please listen in and share your transitioning journey!

In this episode, I mention the reasons why the countries; developed or underdeveloped should invest in technology and the internet for the schools. In addition, I suggest that the schools that have not introduced the technology or the internet (bring your own laptop, phone, etc for learning) in their classrooms due to fear of "what might happen" or students' misusing/abusing the internet or technology. I make mention of the importance of the internet and technology in the different classrooms as we go back to school during the pandemic. 

Allowing a student to bring a gadget into the classroom or school, is literacy allowing them to use a gadget that is powerful than the one used in the 1960s to send the first person to the moon. Imagine the possibilities!!!

Thank you so much for listening. If this is your first time, please check out other episodes. And the returning listeners, a BIG THANK you to you. Please share the episode in your different circles. 

In this episode, I speak about different strategies to eliminate distraction in an online class/lesson. This strategy can be used when the teacher is giving instructions and requires students to pay attention, and when the teacher is finished, then students can go back to normal viewing where they can see everyone on the screen. Please listen and share strategies you are using in your respective online classes to encourage students' 100% attention. 

In this episode, I speak about teachers' flexibility, grid, growth mindset, resilience, perseverance, passions, dedication, I can do it spirit, life long learning, apply and master the concept in a short period. Teachers have done this during the pandemic where teaching has to completely move online. 

Shout out to the teachers in your communities, they are our superheroes!

In this episode, I speak about the future of teaching or work after Covid-19, and I strongly believe that it will remain remote even after the pandemic. We have seen the millennials working from home or freelance before Covid-19 so they can manage their time and remain creative on their crafts.  This phenomenon will continue as most people have worked, learn, teach, and most institutions will adopt it as it works for both institutions and individuals. Only the CEO and managers that are obsessed with control, micro-management, and power will continue to make it mandatory for staff/workers to work from the company/institution/office. 

Please listen, and share. What are your thoughts? 

In this episode, I speak about the most important skill needed to be successful in completing tasks, projects, daily activities, and making your dream come true. Self-management is a skill that all individuals must learn and master as they navigate life. 

In this episode, I give a full picture of how it looks like to meet parents online during the Parent-Teacher Conference, the advantages, and how this can be adapted in the future. Please listen in and share your thoughts!

In this episode, we have Dr. Warren Chalklen who is an adjunct professor to discuss schooling and how to disrupt it. To disrupt School positively is when you do what your job requires you to do but go beyond by making the students aware of what is happening in their environment and prepare them for the future.  

For more information and work that Dr. Chalklen does, please visit his website https://warrenchalklen.com/about-us/