Help students develop the life skills they need to become digital collaborators.
Meet Students' Needs During Digital Learning
In a remote or digital-learning environment, students’ ability to manage tasks, stay organized, and remain focused may be challenged, and new cognitive demands can emerge.
When teachers and students are no longer in the same physical space, typical support systems may be disrupted, leading to feelings of disconnection and challenges in maintaining routines. While students may not always express it, they often benefit from consistent structure and clear expectations that mirror familiar school routines.
Although these challenges exist, there are strategies and opportunities to strengthen students’ executive function skills—such as self-regulation, time management, and goal-setting—within remote or digital-learning environments. Review the following articles in this collection for targeted strategies to support students during both live and self-paced digital-learning experiences.
Teach Students Digital Collaboration Skills
Create a positive, trusting environment to teach students digital collaboration skills.
Design Collaborative, Tech-Empowered Lessons
Explore 3 strategies for creating collaborative lessons to meaningfully integrate technology in your students’ learning.
Choose the Right Digital Collaboration Tool for Your Lesson
Learn how to select the right digital tools that meet multiple learning needs.
Shift to Online Discussions: Powerful but Different
Explore 4 steps for developing successful online discussions.
Establish a Positive Teacher Presence in Your Virtual Classroom
Explore strategies for maintaining a positive presence to keep students engaged and informed in your virtual classroom.
Connect Positively With Families
Explore five tips for communicating and connecting with families in order to develop a positive home and school partnership.
Start the Year by Fostering Your Students’ Growth Mindset
Help students transition to the new year by teaching and fostering their growth mindset.
Build Classroom Community to Meet the Needs of the Whole Child
Develop strategies to establish relationships and build a positive classroom community for your students.
Care for Your Students During Live Teaching and Learning
Develop a safe and trusting community to meet your students’ needs during live face-to-face or remote learning.
Care for Your Students During Self-Paced Virtual Learning
Learn strategies to support the needs of the whole child during online virtual learning.
Honor and Celebrate Students During Live Remote Learning
Learn how to celebrate your students to cultivate relational capacity in a remote-learning environment.
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