
Deepening In-Class and Online Learning
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Content
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- Foreword
- Introduction
- Chapter 1: Teachers Can Teach Virtually Anything
- How Can We Meet the Challenges of Going Virtual?
- Let's Talk Tech
- Inspiring to Learn
- To Mute or Not to Mute
- Equity in Resources and Parent Involvement
- Considering Mental Health
- Can My Virtual Class Really Become a Community?
- Guest Voice: Teaching Virtually: One Teacher's Journey
- Glossary of Terms, Tools, and Apps
- Chapter 2: Let's Play
- That's Me!
- Are You More Like.?
- Guest Voice: Designing an Alliance of Mutual Respect through Games
- Count with Me.1, 2, 3
- Scavenger Hunt
- This Is a Pencil
- Word Games
- Would You Rather.?
- Brain Break Games
- Guest Voices: Give Me a Break.a Brain Break, Please!
- Chapter 3: Let's Communicate
- Class Meeting
- Guest Voice: Creating Caring Classrooms through Class Meetings
- Prompts/Thinking Stems
- What's the Question?
- Assumption Guide
- The Most Important Thing to Me
- Impromptu Speech
- Gallery Walk
- Hot Topic
- Guest Voice: Jamboard Connections
- Chapter 4: Let's Collaborate
- Brainstorming
- Jigsaw
- Guest Voice: Google Docs
- Graphic Organizer
- Drawing Together
- Playing with a Poem
- Ranking
- May I Quote You?
- Chapter 5: Let's Role-Play
- Let's Imagine
- What If.?
- Hot Seating
- Teacher in Role
- Minimal Script
- Improvised Conversation
- Writing in Role
- Chapter 6: Let's Move
- Name Game
- Move to My Name
- "Yes, Let's!"
- Guest Voice: Yes, Even Dance Can Be Taught Virtually
- Follow the Leader
- Movement Map
- Mindfulness
- Guest Voice: Take a Deep Breath: Online Mindfulness
- Chapter 7: Let's Story
- What's Your Name?
- From Word to Story
- Fact or Fiction
- Every Picture Tells a Story
- Storytelling in Role
- Tic-Tac-Tale
- Talking Object
- Chapter 8: Let's Present
- Portrait Poem
- Public Service Announcement (PSA)
- Talk Show
- Performing a Poem
- Story Theater
- Reader's Theater
- Presenting a Script
- Chapter 9: Let's Innovate
- Vision Board
- Pear Deck
- Guest Voice: Pear Deck in Action
- Kahoot!
- Pixton EDU
- Guest Voice: A Pixton Project
- Flipgrid
- Guest Voice: Flipgrid across the Curriculum
- Digital Storytelling
- Book Trailer
- Chapter 10: Let's Reflect
- Reflecting on Our learning: Ten Strategies
- Final Thoughts from the Authors: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow
- Dr. Larry Recommends
- Professional Resources
- Index
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