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This document summarizes Stephanie Schechner's presentation on crafting responses to the new normal of returning to in-person instruction. It identifies challenges students may face related to study skills, focus, content knowledge, mental health, physical health, and social skills. It then outlines strategies to address these challenges, such as emphasizing quality over quantity, modeling self-care, creating communicative activities, and exploring financial and career concerns. The presentation aims to help educators support students as they adjust to in-person learning again.
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- Comprehensive Overview: Provides situation updates, maps, relevant news, and web resources.
- Accessibility: Designed for easy reading, wide distribution, and interactive use.
- Collaboration: The unlocked" format enables other responders to share, copy, and adapt seamlessly.
The students learn by doing, quickly discovering how and where to find critical information and presenting it in an easily understood manner.
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Dciu 2021
- 1. Driving in the dark: The return to in-person instruction and our response to the new normal Stephanie Schechner Widener University saschechner@widener.edu
- 2. Session overview REALITY CHECK CRAFTING OUR RESPONSE TO NEW NORMAL NEXT STEPS
- 3. Reality check Study/learning skills: Rusty Focus: Variable Content Knowledge: ??? Mental health: A Priority Physical health: Constant source of concern Social skills: Limited Other challenges (family, finances, future?)
- 4. Crafting our response to the new normal: Study Skills How to memorize How to read How to write Build in writing/reading practice under the assumption that students may not know how to do these things on their own Back to basics Due dates Rubrics Scaffolding of more complex assignments Clarity in assignments
- 5. Crafting our response to the new normal: Strengthening focus Cover less material but in more depth 01 Break larger down into manageable pieces 02 Develop student capacity to focus by building toward more depth activities 03
- 6. Crafting our response to the new normal: Content knowledge Less is more Push back against notions of "coverage" Quality vs. Quantity Skills over Content Long game over Short game
- 7. Crafting our response to the new normal: Mental health matters Modeling self-care Empathy/giving
- 8. Crafting our response to the new normal: Mental health matters Welcoming all learners: DEI +++ https://www.actfl.org/resources/resources- language-educators-address-issues-race- diversity-and-social-justice https://ddfccollective.weebly.com/ Look at the images you use https://nappy.co/ https://www.blackillustrations.com/ Pronouns across languages Virtual workshop for all World Language Teachers November 13: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1 FAIpQLSe4TlRqQ6WdsZwQfwZnt8ADCO oKYL-weFZvTkN3BUUf4Afxyw/viewform
- 9. Crafting our response to the new normal: Physical health practices Missing class for health reasons: Empathy needed Integrating physical activities in the classroom: Modeling self-care Outdoor activities: Mental and Physical Health
- 10. Crafting our response to the new normal: Building Social Skills Creating communicative activities Peer Study Groups TalkAbroad
- 11. Crafting our response to the new normal: What's on the horizon? FINANCIAL CONCERNS COLLEGE/CAREER FUTURE EXPLORATION