2020-21 Distance Education Plan Parent Informational Night August - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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2020-21 Distance Education Plan Parent Informational Night August 13, 2020 Thank you for your patience This has been challenging for all Less than optimal conditions We appreciate your patience and understanding A New Vision


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2020-21 Distance Education Plan

Parent Informational Night

August 13, 2020

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Thank you for your patience

  • This has been challenging for all
  • Less than optimal conditions
  • We appreciate your patience and

understanding

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A New Vision

...district of choice

All Students

COLLEGE, CAREER, LIFE ...quality educational opportunities

Success

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Approach to Distance Education

  • Adhering to District Mission and Vision
  • Common Course Structure
  • Effective Elements of Distance Education
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Adhering to District Mission & Vision

  • NJUHSD Mission & Vision
  • Focus on Professional Learning Communities (PLC’s)

○ Essential Learning Outcomes ○ Clear learning targets, assessment, intervention and enrichment

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Input by Committee

  • Fall Planning Advisory Committee
  • County Task Force
  • District Guiding Coalition
  • Management Team
  • Staff Development/Tech Sub Committee
  • Parent, Student, Staff surveys
  • Bargaining Unit Negotiations
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District Guiding Coalition

Vision - To unify and empower staff with tools to collaboratively design and deliver a guaranteed and viable curriculum in an environment that values voice and choice in mastery of essential standards. Mission - To model and support the implementation of the professional learning community process with all NJUHSD staff.

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Common Course Structure

Goals ➔ Clarity, transparency, structure, consistency. ➔ Schoology LMS ➔ Common Syllabus ➔ Weekly assignments

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Effective Distance Education

Effective Distance Education is good teaching... done from a distance.

  • Presence, Access, Clear Communication
  • Universal Design for Learning

○ Engagement ○ Representation of content ○ Action & Expression

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Expectations

➔ All curriculum will be delivered through the Schoology LMS. ➔ All teachers will use the class gradebook in Schoology, and will update grades on a biweekly basis. ➔ Teachers will organize curriculum in folders with a delineated naming convention (by week, by unit, or by topic). ➔ All teachers will utilize the district syllabus template for all courses. ➔ Teachers will respond to email correspondence within 2 school days. ➔ A weekly overview of assignments will be posted in Schoology under “Updates”. ➔ Instruction will be delivered asynchronously and synchronously. The District will make every effort to provide accommodations for students with barriers to internet access. ➔ Teachers will provide one hour of Office Hours per week for students and parents to access teachers. ➔ If delivering instruction when students are attending class, lessons will be made available to “full distance” students.

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Other Strategies

  • Student attendance
  • Letter grades
  • Addressing barriers

○ Access - individualize approach (hot spots, remote hubs, thumb drives, paper packets)

  • Mental Health Task Force
  • Food Services, weekly pick ups
  • On-campus opportunities
  • Staff Development
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Staff Development 8/13-8/21

  • Boulders, Rocks and Butterflies…
  • Delivered via Schoology LMS
  • 6 Learning Modules for Teachers
  • Online Platform Training

○ Zoom Pro, Google Voice, EdPuzzle, Padlet, Flipgrid, Peardeck, Desmos, Google Slides, Screencastify, Geogebra, … and more.

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Student Orientation 8/17-8/21

  • Boulders, Rocks and Butterflies…
  • Delivered via Schoology LMS

Site Specific...

  • Admin Welcomes
  • Counselor Zooms
  • Intervention & Supports
  • Leadership Breakouts
  • Textbook distribution
  • Access Legwork
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Bell Schedule

Class Period Time Minutes

Monday/Thursday

7:15 - 8:15 am 60 Break 8:15 - 8:30 am 15 1 8:30 - 9:30 am 60 Break 9:30 - 10:00 am 30 2 10:00 - 11:00 am 60 Break 11:00 - 11:30 pm 30 3 11:30 - 12:30 pm 60 Break 12:30 - 1:00 pm 30 7 1:00 - 2:00 pm 60 Distance Education Work 2:00 - 3:00 pm 60

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Wednesdays

Teachers Students

  • Staff Meeting
  • Department Collaboration
  • Office Hours
  • Distance Education content

development & coordination

  • Distance Education coursework

○ 240 min on Wed

  • Access to Office Hours
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Teachers are getting creative...

  • Art teachers are distributing supplies to students
  • Photography students will capture the times
  • Ag teachers will be doing home visits, with home projects
  • Shops are moving toward small group open shops
  • Culinary is handing out food for the home
  • Cameras are going home to capture dance routines
  • New music software has been deployed to record and load for feedback
  • Voice technique, solo pieces, and ensemble music is being collected, with time

allocated to theory, composition, and history.

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Opening School

  • Goal of opening school

following Fall Break.

  • Tracking cases - staff, students,

community.

  • Watching and learning from
  • ur neighbors.
  • The watchlist.
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Questions

  • Zoom attendance - how will that work?

○ When will schedules be out? ○ Zoom the whole period? ○ Call in? ○ Lessons, or…. ○ Completion of assignments? ○ Will a chromebook suffice? ○ What are attendance requirements?

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Questions

  • Internet Access

○ Will hot spots be available? ○ Can we check out textbooks? ○ Will library resources be available? ○ Can we access internet in the parking lots? ○ Will Zoom classes be recorded for future viewing?

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Questions

  • Social-Emotional Support

○ Will support services be provided? ○ What about the impact of hours of screen time? ○ How will my student make friends and connect with current friends?

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Questions

  • Academic Support and Student Engagement

○ What will be the impact on college entrance? ○ Will there be flexibility with when assignments are due? ○ How will teachers engage students?

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Questions

  • Labs and hands on classes?

○ How will science labs work? ○ Other shop classes?

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We Appreciate You