With the majority of students at home due to COVID-19, many teachers and parents are scrambling to find ways to best support children in a remote learning environment. Here’s the thing though. We are all in this together. Although these feelings are not going to just go away, there are things we can continue to do to forge ahead so we can continue to provide unique and meaningful learning experiences for our students. Are we going to have to adapt? Oh yeah.  Do we need new skills to teach in this environment? YES. But can we do it? You betcha. It’s going to be a learning curve and patience is going to be tested in a new way. There are going to be times where you feel overwhelmed with the million different e-learning platforms available to you, when you feel like you can’t possibly learn how to use another app or tech tool, or when you feel like you made a million mistakes delivering your e-learning lesson. 

Transitioning from traditional teaching to teaching in a remote learning environment is not easy but we are here to help. In this special episode we are going to share what we have found to be the most useful strategies so far and what we are going to use moving forward.