Reality Check: Recent Episodes
M Fraser
Teaching online is a new reality. We are all doing it but few of us were prepared for this seismic shift in our learning environments. Pausing to reflect allows us to consider the challenges and the benefits of this shift. What is working? What does not? How do we as teachers adjust and adapt to having so much to learn? And how do best practices for remote and distance learning play out in our virtual "classrooms"?
This third episode of Germantown Academy's Reality Check podcast features David Love, Sarah Kesten, and Rachel Lintgen. These master teachers from GA's Upper School spend time reflecting on last spring, their experiences teaching virtually through GA's Summer Enrichment Program, and end looking ahead to the fall.
This episode of Reality Check records a conversation with Sara Ritz, Sue Negro, and Mike Rheam about the realities of their online teaching experiences during this spring. An article entitled, "How to Be A Better Online Teacher", written by Flower Darby and published in the Chronicle of Higher Education forms the basis for our reflections throughout our conversation.
This inaugural episode of Reality Check records a conversation with Dr. Julie Kimmel, Becky Pizzino, and Alicia Evans about the realities of their online teaching experiences during this spring. An article entitled, "How to Be A Better Online Teacher", written by Flower Darby and published in the Chronicle of Higher Education forms the basis for our reflections throughout our conversation.