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In episode 10, we begin a two-episode series on collaboration; this week's episode focuses on pre-planned full group activities like labs and seminars, and we discuss ways teachers can manage these collaborative activities in a self-paced, mastery based class.
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Show Notes
Sign up for Office Hours, every Tuesday with Modern Classrooms
Guide to collaboration in a Modern Classroom
Edutopia video featuring Kate and Kareem Farah
Tech tools we mention:
Daily Do Now check-in (tailored for distance learning through Google Forms)
Resources for Student Input in Teacher-Created Groups
Example of a breakout-room deliverable
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Kareem is joined by Nora Barnett and Lisa Doty to discuss in detail how they plan and implement their modern classrooms, from planning and recording instructional videos, to implementing self-paced structures and mastery checks.
Show Notes
Cult of Pedagogy Podcast episode on Screencast Videos (Kareem was the guest on this episode)
MCP Exemplar Units
Edutopia video
Universal Design for Learning
High Quality Blended Instruction: research-based best practices
Examples of Pacing Trackers showing lesson classification
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In Episode #8 of the Modern Classrooms Podcast, we hear from elementary, middle, and high school educators about what self-pacing and mastery-based learning looks like across grade levels.
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Your three co-hosts, Kareem, Kate, and Zach, discuss the shifting role of the educator in a Modern Classroom and how it can help you cultivate a truly student-centered classroom.
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Self-regulated students are strong learners that are more equipped to navigate the challenges of life outside K-12 education. Kareem and Zach are joined by Moira Mazzi to talk about how they use the Modern Classrooms model to develop self-regulated learners both in-person and remotely.
Show Notes
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The Lecture-Less Classroom: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Student Autonomy by Modern Classrooms educator and podcast guest Moira Mazzi
How to Help Middle School Students Learn to Work Independently by Modern Classrooms educator Ryan Steinbach
Helping Students Develop Executive Functioning Skills from Edutopia
Reflections on Shifting to a Flexible Classroom from Edutopia
Examples of student-facing and public pacing trackers; guidance for using public pacing trackers in the classroom.
Moira, our guest, referenced a few items from her classroom she uses to help build self-regulation in her students:
What do Modern Classrooms units look like K-12? Check out examples here.
Two monitoring services mentioned:
Here are the two tools mentioned for staying in touch with students and families:
Kareem is joined by Dacia Guffey and Shane Donavan to discuss some of the reasons students disengage and ways to address disengagement in the classroom and in remote learning.
Read a summary of this episode on the Modern Classrooms Project blog
Show Notes
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Durham Performance Learning Center
DC International School
Academic Self-Concept
As Schools Go Remote, Finding 'Lost' Students Gets harder
Vygotsy's Zone of Proximal Development
Special Guests: Dacia Guffey and Shane Donovan.
Zach is joined by special guests Michael Carr and Toni Rose Deanon to talk about social emotional learning and how the Modern Classrooms Model helps us cultivate authentic relationships with students, in person and virtually.
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Mike: MCarr121314 on Twitter
[The Modern Classroom Project](www.modernclassrooms.org)
[Modern Classrooms Online Course](learn.modernclassrooms.org)
Special Guests: Michael Carr and Toni Rose Deanon.
Kareem and Kate Gaskill, Head of Teaching and Learning at the Modern Classrooms Project, discuss pivoting to effective distance learning, strategies for synchronous and asynchronous class, and the potential for long-term change in education as a result of COVID-19.
Show Notes
Edutopia Profile of Modern Classrooms (featuring Kate at the very beginning!)
The Modern Classrooms Project
The Modern Classrooms Online Course
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Kareem and Zach are joined by Monte Woodard, a middle school Science Teacher and Modern Classrooms implementer, to discuss rolling out the model and introducing students and families to the Modern Classrooms approach
Read a summary of this episode on the Modern Classrooms Project blog
Show Notes:
Some Pacing Tracker Exemplars: (Click these to make a copy of your own to experiment on)
The Modern Classrooms Project
The Modern Classrooms Online Course
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Special Guest: Monte Woodard.
Modern Classrooms Project co-founder and Executive Director Kareem Farah, and Modern Classroom Mentor Zach Diamond, discuss the origins of their instructional model as well as their experiences implementing it.
Read a summary of this episode on the Modern Classrooms Project blog
Show Notes:
The Modern Classrooms Project
Kareem's Article on the Lecture Bottleneck
The Modern Classrooms Online Course
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