Online Classrooms

Online Classrooms

10 Ways to Help Your Students Cope with the Transition to Virtual LearningIt’s About Much More Than Just the Technologyby Tsedal Neeley

https://hbsp.harvard.edu/inspiring-minds/10-ways-to-help-your-students-cope-with-the-transition-to-virtual-learning

Poll

Online teaching can be effective

• yes

• no

If you’re concerned about quickly transitioning to the virtual classroom, you are not alone. Educators and students around the globe are settling in—at home—to finish out the school year in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. For many, the digital classroom is a completely new environment. But there’s good news: studies show that learning online is just as effective as learning in the physical classroom, as long as you prepare yourself—and your students—to succeed.

While you’ll surely need to focus on how to adapt your lectures, materials, and assignments to better suit the online classroom, it’s also critical to think about how your students may struggle to adjust—as individuals and as a group. As you begin your transition to teaching online, consider these 10 ways to become a better leader and resource for your students during this unprecedented time.

Multiple Select

Teachers are worried about the transition to the virtual classroom.

• True

• False

Multiple Select

studies show that learning online is just as effective as learning in the physical classroom, as long as you prepare yourself—and your students—to succeed.

• True

• False