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Making Blended Learning Dynamic In this session, we will be covering: In-Class vs.Synchronous vs. Asynchronous Learning Creating engagement for online learning with accountability Tips and tools for recorded presentations


  1. Making Blended Learning Dynamic In this session, we will be covering: ■ In-Class vs.Synchronous vs. Asynchronous Learning ■ Creating engagement for online learning with accountability ■ Tips and tools for recorded presentations ■ Modifying TCI Lessons for engaging Blended Learning

  2. Meet The Speakers! Brian Thomas Heidi Stepp National Account Manager National Account Manager

  3. Getting to Know You

  4. What We’ll Be Covering ■ In-Class vs. Synchronous vs. Asynchronous Learning ■ Creating engagement for online learning with accountability ■ Tips and tools for recorded presentations ■ Modifying TCI lessons for engaging Blended Learning

  5. Blended Learning Mode In-Class Physically Synchronous Learning Asynchronous Learning Distant Learning Learning the same thing, at Learning the same thing, at Learning the same thing, at What is it? the same time and place, but the same time, with the different times, with possibly six feet from each other. same medium. different medium. Inside with markers or Learning Management What does it outside with masks on, Virtual Meetings, real-time System Tools like Google look like? procedures for maintaining class chats. Classroom, discussion distance between students. boards, self-paced activities. Could be fewer students.

  6. Engagement for Synchronous Learning

  7. Polling Solutions

  8. Tips for Recording and Sharing a Presentation ■ Make it alive in five - keep your video under five minutes. ■ Calls to action - make your video actionable. ■ Be you - you are not competing with Pixar!

  9. Tools for Recording

  10. Modifying TCI Lessons for Asynchronous Learning Recipes for Interaction

  11. Tips when you are... partnering and grouping students. assigning engaging work. checking for understanding. Your ideas?

  12. Partnering / Grouping ■ Have individual check-ins for getting to know your students. ■ Group students heterogeneously. ■ Always group students in advance. ■ For accountability, have “stand-up” meetings where one member reports to you on group progress. ■ Create opportunities for students to brag about their partners with awards. This also builds accountability. Example Multiple Intelligence Test

  13. Modification Examples with Google Classroom

  14. Modification Example with Padlet

  15. Checking for Understanding Already in Your TCI Subscription Additional Asynchronous Ideas ■ ■ Interactive Student Notebook Online polling ■ ■ Lesson Games Discussion boards like Padlet ■ ■ Online Assessments Student videos like Flipgrid

  16. Your Ideas?

  17. Questions

  18. Key Takeaways Learning can be dynamic no matter where students do it. The “Alive” doesn’t have to get left behind just because students are learning asynchronously. Build accountability for your students into the process.

  19. Reflection What’s something in this session that… Squared with what you already knew. Made you view something from a new angle . “Completed the circle ” for you.

  20. What’s Happening Tomorrow... Bridge the Learning Gap with TCI 9:00 AM PT/ 12:00 PM ET Speakers: Deanna Morrow & Nathan Wellborne Location: Main Zoom Best Practices for Using Google Classroom with TCI 9:30 AM PT/ 12:30 PM ET Speakers: Matt Moorman & Tom McClellan Location: Main Zoom 10:00 AM PT/ 1:00 PM ET How to Use TCI with Various Distance Learning Tools Location: Main Zoom Speakers: Brian Thomas & Heidi Stepp K-5 Science: Blended Learning Teaching Strategies 10:45 AM PT/ 1:45 PM ET Speakers: Kelsey Moore & Amanda Crooks Join the session from the Zoom links on our conference page. Middle School Science : Blended Learning Teaching Strategies www.teachtci.com/blended-learnin Speakers: Nathan Wellborne & Marsha Ifurung g-virtual-summit K-5 Social Studies: Blended Learning Teaching Strategies Speakers: Christy Sanders & Ryan Lonsdale Middle School Social Studies: Blended Learning Teaching Strategies Speakers: Dawn Smith & Tom McClellan High School Social Studies: Blended Learning Teaching Strategies Speakers: Heidi Stepp & Matt Moorman

  21. See You Tomorrow! Join us for Day 2 sessions. If you’re not attending tomorrow, be on the lookout for a certificate of attendance. Sign up for back to school webinars. Share feedback to get your TCI swag. Tweet about today’s summit using #TCISummit . @TeachTCI @TeachwithTCI

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