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Send multiple reminders to students, Classroom Professionals, and caregivers, when appropriate. You might send one reminder in advance with information about what to expect, as well as another reminder an hour or so before class.
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Do an Access Check at the beginning of the class to check that volume and visuals work for students, to share ways students can support each other’s access needs (like muting microphones), and to identify how students can ask for support throughout the lesson if their access needs aren’t being met.
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Think ENHANCE!
The goal of a live class should center on student engagement. Meet students where they are and focus more on process than product, more on community than content.
Lead a creative movement warm-up like this one offered by ArtsConnection Teaching Artist Rebecca Strimaitis: Move and Stretch
Incorporate moments that encourage students’ voices and feedback.
Invite students to respond to questions or prompts in the chat.
Invite students to rename themselves on the screen (if possible). Think about asking each student to include the name they would like to be called and their pronouns, as well as one of the following ideas.
Today during our live class, we will be puppeteers. All you will need are three household objects. If you have a piece of paper, a marker, and tape, that would be great as well, but it’s okay if you don’t.
在课堂上,我们将:
remind ourselves what a puppeteer does; find objects from around our homes;
turn those objects into puppets; practice bringing our puppets to life!
Zoom and Google Meet both have an automatic captioning option.
做一个 访问检查 at the beginning of the live class and throughout to see if students’ needs are being met in terms of audio, visuals, etc. This may also provide a valuable opportunity for Classroom Professionals to weigh in about any changes you can make to support student engagement. Make sure you do the Access Check verbally and in the chat. 查看此视频以获取访问检查示例.
Use the technology requested by the school, Classroom Professionals, and students for consistency, and to prevent students from having to figure out how to meet their access needs on an additional program.
More information about Access Checks and creating accessible meetings can be found in the External Resources section.
Consider asking Classroom Teachers or Paraprofessionals to serve as co-hosts by helping to admit folks from waiting rooms, monitoring the chat and breakout rooms, recording the session, typing captions, and/or helping to solve technical issues so that you can focus on teaching.
Think of ways you can foster community between live sessions. You might ask students to check out each other’s work, respond to a prompt on Flip, and/or share their artwork in a Padlet or Jamboard between classes.
Depending on the needs of the students you’re working with, keep sessions between 20 to 60 minutes.
If your session is longer than 30 minutes, make sure to have at least one break to be off-screen to stretch, go to the bathroom, get some water, or gather materials. To transition in and out of the break successfully, consider
putting a timer on the screen so students know how long they have left for the break;
planning an activity to transition back from the break, like the one in this 视频示例.