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[quote=Anonymous]If you can provide a syllabus for the entire quarter at the beginning, especially for those classes that require projects to research/revise/edit/submit that will help with planning tremendously.  Ask the kids questions in live /synchronous lessons so it sets the expectation to participate and not get on other websites during class.  Let parents and kids know what day of week you update Aspen so they check that evening.  It is hard for kids to be on screens all day and then do homework online after school is over.   When you are letting kids into Zoom classes there is a lot of socialization going on - which they really enjoy.  If possible, open it early or leave it open for a few minutes and let them know.  Games that reinforce the subject matter would be great.  Finally, is it possible to find a way to meet small groups of kids outside the school the first few weeks for social distance face-to-face interaction with core teachers?  For a set time and limited duration? Use ice breakers, teach how to wash hands correct ly, or some game type so they can get to know you and colleagues.[/quote]

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