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Remote Ready Biology Learning Activities
Remote Ready Biology Learning Activities has 50 remote-ready activities, which work for either your classroom or remote teaching.
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Progress of the Week
The first thing that I would say is very valuable for this week is the idea of conversating. I was able to listen to other teachers and learn about them and their experiences with teaching. Hearing their thoughts was helpful. I have realized that I am not going to ask "why are you doing this?" instead I will say (in a nice way) "what you are doing is wrong....can you please stop?".
Today espcially, we learned that the brain is always processing and changing. That means that we always have the opportunity to learn new things. In order to learn more we must be active and engaged learners. This creates more learning and input. Even if we know this information, it is important as teachers to be aware of the idea of allowing our students to be active learners and to encourage the students to be active learners.