I'm going to try to add some online learning/teaching tips specifically for teachers who have students with IEPs to this thread whenever I can. Please add your favorite tips to the thread!

Almost a decade ago, I wrote about the need for teachers to develop a wireless critical pedagogy. I outline the key principles of this teaching approach in Good Reception (though the main ideas are found on this one page in the appendix).

ELA teachers: This is FANTASTIC. Follow her, watch the video, think about how to adjust given this great advice.

Free, optional, online AP classes launch today. View the full daily schedule here: spr.ly/60151QaER. First period begins in an hour. AP Calculus BC students and teachers can click the link to join the class or set a reminder. 🔷 AP Calculus BC: spr.ly/60161QaEr

These free, live AP review classes begin at 12 pm ET. Students and teachers can click their course's link to join the class or set a reminder. 🔷 AP Lit: youtu.be/tiV5v2c6T6Q 🔷 AP Physics 1: youtu.be/ixsIR0yKytA 🔷 AP Italian: youtu.be/uUQuWNumspc

16 Ideas for Student Projects using Google Docs, Slides, and Forms cultofpedagogy.com/google-student… #edtech #edtechchat #engchat #GAFE #Google

In my Day 8 conversation with @pennykittle, we discuss how responsive teaching is anchored in acknowledging and honoring each student’s voice: kellygallagher.org/digital-discus…

What Is and Is Not Working as Educators Transition to Online Learning blogs.edweek.org/teachers/class… via Education Week

STARTING SOON: REGISTER for Office Hours Special Sessions: Remote Teaching and Learning Led by Lucy Calkins and her colleagues at TCRWP // PLUS - Watch the Previous Webinar. hubs.ly/H0nTxjr0 Lucy Calkins TCRWP #TCRWP

Employ Quincy Troupe's poem as a mentor text for students to write their own poems. Stanza 1: “We used to …” Stanza 2: “Today, we …"

This is awesome. K-8 folks, check this out!

Some ideas that came out of my Zoom sessions the past few days that might help during these early days of #distancelearning #RSDreading #RSDwriting #RSDLearns #RockwoodALP

I don't know who came up with this idea of teaching two cohorts of kids (some in person, socially distanced, some online) simultaneously but it's wrong. It's two jobs. It's not good for kids, and it's not good for teachers.

Everybody Gets A Book Wednesday--Even the Dinosaur! Frontier Middle School is hosting their first ever 'Everyone Gets A Book Wednesday" event. Staff is passing out books to students. Oh, yeah a student showed up in a dinosaur costume & hung out with the Silverback for awhile.

This is cool. Maybe as a digital AoW? nytimes.com/interactive/20…

Newsela ELA has more than 100 poems with standards-aligned quizzes including a beautiful selection of poems by Jean Toomer, Langston Hughes, and June Jordan. Plan your next poetry lesson: newse.la/34afJn7