Resource Format: Web-based Content
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Learning at Home: Advice From Teachers Who Are Parents
It’s not easy transitioning to distance learning, even for teachers who are parents of school-age kids. Get tips on how to juggle two roles: teaching students remotely while also helping your own kids learn at home.
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25 Practical Ways to Use Google Forms in Class and at School
Educators and administrators can use Google Forms to track student performance, create lesson plans, brainstorm with colleagues, and more. Plus students can learn how to create their own Google Form–it’s a fun way for them to show what they know.
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Assessing Language Proficiency During Extended School Closures
These sample questionnaires can be used remotely during school closures to provisionally identify K–12 students as beginning, intermediate, or advanced English learners (ELs). Also find suggestions for supports that are appropriate for ELs, including those with disabilities.
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How to Break Down Barriers to Learning With UDL
This article from Understood offers educators practical steps for identifying and reducing their students’ barriers to learning. A downloadable chart outlining Universal Design for Learning principles for breaking down barriers is included.
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The 4 Digital Learning Tips Every Special Education Teacher Needs to Know
Special education teachers as well as general educators can use these best practices for distance learning. Parents will also find tips for supporting digital learning.