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At - Home Teaching and Learning in in PreK-3rd Grade NAESP Leading Virtual Learning Communities April 21, 2020 Welcome and In Introductions Kristie Kauerz, Director Roberta Ballard, Research-to-Practice Associate Todays Goal


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“At-Home” Teaching and Learning in in PreK-3rd Grade

NAESP Leading Virtual Learning Communities April 21, 2020

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Welcome and In Introductions

Kristie Kauerz, Director Roberta Ballard, Research-to-Practice Associate

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Today’s Goal

  • Provide guidance surrounding e-learning for students

in the early grades (PreK-3rd grade) focused on two fundamentals:

Child Development and Equity

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Fundamental #1: Lean on Child Development

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Why Child Development?

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Rela lationships

Strategies:

  • Ask teachers to schedule

individual phone or video chats with 2-3 students a day;

  • Time to engage in

conversation

  • Check-in on how students

are feeling

  • Provide personal, specific

feedback

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Social-Emotional Development

Strategies:

  • Teachers can encourage

students to help others;

  • Draw pictures, write

jokes, or letters to send to friends, relatives, or nursing homes.

  • Encourage discussions to

share emotions and feelings with others.

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Emphasize Active, Experiential Learning

Strategies:

  • Ask teachers to focus on integrated

learning;

  • Project-based experiences over

an extended time.

  • Incorporate multiple content-

areas.

  • Reading, writing, problem-

solving

  • Designing landscapes,

building models

  • Offer families a variety of schedules

and options for learning.

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Fundamental #2: Keep Equity Front-and and-Center

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Why Equity?

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Recognize Families’ Variable Access to E-Learning Options

Strategies:

  • Ensure teachers keep mindful and realistic

expectations for how and when assignments are completed.

  • Weekly versus daily due dates.
  • Lessons/activities in 25-30 minutes

increments.

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Provide Supports to Families Experiencing Stress

Strategies:

  • Expand and extend programs

already in place.

  • Develop proactive plans;
  • Ask support staff to reach out

to students and families who:

  • are less engaged in remote

learning.

  • may be suffering with

anxiety.

  • have a history of trauma.
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Consider the Unique Needs of English Language Learners

Strategies:

  • Reach out early and often to
  • ffer support if needed.
  • Provide essential information

in native language across multiple platforms.

  • Support communication with

visuals or videos if possible.

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Consider the Unique Needs of Students wit ith IE IEPs

Strategies:

  • Ensure students have equal

access to learning.

  • Special service providers can

join team planning sessions to support accommodations and/or modifications.

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Support Teachers with Different Comfort/Ability to Work in Digital World

Strategies:

  • Provide teachers with time to

share strategies, resources, successes, and failures.

  • Support teachers with setting

boundaries and keeping a regular and predictable schedule.

  • Remind them to practice self-

care.

  • This goes for principals too!
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Questions or Comments?

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Thank you for jo join ining!

nationalp-3center.org https://nationalp-3center.org/prek-3rd-grade-and-at-home-learning/