Episode 117: Virtual School Happy Hour Week 1 – The Setup
This week I host the first of what I hope to be virtual happy hours with teachers and tech coaches who find themselves either preparing for virtual learning or are […]
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Episode 118: Inequity Should Not Equal Inaction Jeff Utecht
Do to the COVID-19 pandemic schools around the world are shutting their doors. Here in the state of Washington, we have been closed for two weeks already and now are being required by the state to continue learning for students. Here are some thoughts and actions you can take as you head into your own virtual school reality.
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Transcript and Blog post of this episode
Shannon’s Video Message to parents and students
Google Site Shannon is keeping
Pictures from Shannon’s students and their forts
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