Remote Learning Weekly - Need inspiration?

☯️ Self-Care for Educators

1. These are such small, doable self-care tips — if you do just one each day, it’ll take you all the way to summer vacation. 🌻
2. As the weeks of pandemic wear on, we’re definitely feeling worn... here’s some good advice from doctors on how to best take care of ourselves during these worrisome days.

💻 Teaching in the Time of COVID

1. School leader? Stressed about how to tackle the challenges that lie ahead? Start with this fantastic and important set of tips.
2. We’re all worrying about what it’s going to look like when we return to our buildings... Here’s one educator’s musings. They’re not exactly reassuring, but at least it’s something concrete to wrap our brains around.
3. One of the hardest parts of remote learning is re-building your classroom culture. Edutopia’s got some thoughtful, sound advice.
4. Check out this cool blog. on connecting real-world, current themes to online classroom content (this one is for Alg 2, but you get the general idea!) And while we’re on a math theme, if you teach math and you’re looking for some great, fun summer PD, sign up here!

🌺 Parenting while Working Remotely

1. NYC has brought their parks online, and wow — there are hours of fun, engaging, educational activities to be found. 🏞️
2. If your kids (or your students) love puzzles, these are amazing! All you need is paper, two pencils, and two people.

🌈 Staying Inspired and Finding joy

1. If chewing over inquiry-oriented teaching with other like-minded educators inspires you, register for this awesome-sounding free virtual conference.
2. Laughed till the tears ran. Preach, teachers!

That’s it for this week. If you’ve got suggestions for us, send ‘em our way at ideas@remotelearningweekly.com. We’d love to hear from you. In the meantime, stay in, stay safe, and thank you for all that you do. 🙏

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