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Expectations Ensure Engagement
Regardless of whether students attend school in person or remotely, being explicit about roles and expectations in small groups is vital to engagement and the effective use of time. In remote settings, expectations may change, so educators must be...
Advice: Device Expectations
Establishing clear expectations with students and families is essential to making sure devices stay functional.
Model/Classroom Expectations
This is an observation rubric developed by Personalized Learning Preparatory at Sam Houston (Dallas ISD). The rubric focuses on four components of personalized learning: learner profiles, goal setting, data tracking, and data binders/student...
Breakout Group Work Expectations
This slidedeck shares breakout group expectations and a note about facilitation.
Sample Student Device Expectations
An example from Kaposia Education Center of a list of expectations for student behavior with devices.
Narragansett Schools Expectations of Care
Narragansett School System set these guidelines for students as Expectations of Care for their assigned devices.
Breakout Group Roles and Expectations
This slide deck includes breakout group roles and descriptions, norms, expectations, and a template for shared working notes.
How do I ensure rigor and high expectations for the whole student in blended/personalized learning classrooms?
Ensuring rigor and high expectations for students with learning disabilities means more than just making sure they are able to achieve the same content goals, but also supporting them to reach social and emotional goals. This guide explores ways to...
Roots Executive Director Discussing QR Code Use
Roots ED and Founder, Jonathan Hanover, discusses how QR codes are used to help students move from one learning activity to another. Transcript: Jon Hanover: Then, we have a third little web app that we built for teachers on the backend that...
Discussion Sentence Stems
This resource provides sentence stems for accountable talk that students can use for discussions in person, remotely, or in a hybrid model.