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Adapting high-quality instructional materials for a virtual teaching context
Presenters: Emily Freitag, Taylor White, Kaitlyn Billops and Jana Beth Francis
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Over the last few years, educators have recognized the importance of the quality of the instructional materials they use with students. Recent research affirms how high-quality curriculum resources are critical to the student learning experience. So what happens when the world of schooling changes in an instant? How do educators adapt their use of materials in a new and often uncharted virtual environment? Watch this webinar to learn how educators are addressing this aspect of the teaching and learning experience in the era of COVID-19. Participants in this webinar will: Explore what works to adapt instructional materials for students’ varying levels of access; Consider how to set and adjust learning goals and targets for a new context; and Discuss student engagement, instructional rigor, and
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Jana Beth Francis was recently recognized as one of Education Week’s 2020 Leaders to Learn From. Francis has recently led her rural-suburban district’s adoption of new English language arts and math curricula including supporting principals and teachers in the effective use of the new materials. Previously, Francis served as a teacher in Georgia and an instructional coach and district assessment coordinator in Daviess County.
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