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Apr 20, 2020 · So here are some tips for teaching young learners online! Webinar content: 10 steps and tips for teaching young learners online effectively. Transferring your skills from teaching adults to teaching children – adapting your current methods and mindset, not reinventing the wheel.
- Lean in with compassion: Be kind to yourself. No early childhood teacher has been trained to teach preschoolers online. “Online preschool” wasn’t listed as a pre-service course.
- Adopt a growth mindset: Try different teaching approaches, and don’t be afraid of having a lesson flop; remember that every experiment provides more information that can inform the design of your next lesson.
- Partner with families: You’re probably finding that you need to work much more closely with families to prepare for preschool than you’ve ever had to before.
- Remember that preschoolers’ attention spans are short: But they are even shorter when children have to be on a videoconference. As many people are learning, Zoom fatigue is real; it takes people more time, effort, and sustained attention to follow along during a videoconference.
- Tip 1: Plant Seeds of Early Independence
- Tip 2: Focus Attention Using Walts
- Tip 3: Incorporate Playful Personalised Practice
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Enable primary-aged children to do things for themselves during online lessons, give them choices in each lesson and ask questions such as: Do you want to draw or write your answers? Do you want to sing or rap the song? Think about how you could use or adapt these early independence ideas online: Idea 1: Sticky note feedback Children hold up drawin...
Give children a sense of purpose and accomplishment during online lessons using a menu slide at the start and outlining the WALT = ‘We Are Learning To…’ Use the slide to tell, or even better elicit the WALT, for example, ‘In this lesson, we are learning to say / write / read / listen to…’ Return to the menu slide at the end of the lesson to review ...
Make frequent links to children’s lives outside of online lessons and use these as contexts for practice activities. This provides an even greater element of choice as well as ensures online practice is creative and enjoyable. Think about the potential ‘tweaks’ you could make to well-used pair speaking activities in classroom-based lessons to make ...
I hope these teaching children online ideas have sparked many more for your own online repertoire. Also to help you maintain a learning focus during primary English lessons. Most importantly, I hope this post shows simply how not to lose that ‘fizz’ when transitioning from the primary classroom to teaching children online. David Valente is the Coor...
In this article, you’ll learn about what teaching kids online requires, where to look for jobs, how much you can expect to earn as well as tips for creating fun and engaging online classes for children.
Jan 5, 2024 · Preply Blog. Private tutoring. Tutor Resources. 8 Tips for teaching English to kids online. Teaching English to kids online can be challenging, but we’ve got you covered! Read our top 8 tips on how to teach young learners effectively online. Mildred Candelario Updated January 5, 2024 9 min read.
Teaching Young Children (TYC) —NAEYC's award-winning magazine for classroom educators—highlights current thinking on best practices in early childhood education, innovations in the field, research and its implications, and interesting ideas for and from preschool teachers. Most Recent. Article. Teaching Young Children. April 1, 2024.
