by Gary Kaplan
Education in the anxious autumn of Covid
College and Career Readiness through Blended Learning
hybrid learning
ELA Hybrid Learning Model with JFYNet [VIDEO] UPDATED
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Support for Teachers and Students
by Greg Cunningham, Learning Specialist
In the traditional classroom, ELA teachers know that students will be in front of them every day. But this fall, many teachers will be using either a remote or a hybrid learning model. Students may fluctuate between learning remotely and learning in the classroom. No matter how skillful, teachers cannot be in two places at the same time.
Eyes on the Ball. Alignments Help Teacher Focus on Goals
by Joan Reissman, Alignment Maven
Software is an integral part of today’s learning environment.
Resources for the Virtual Classroom
by Greg Cunningham, Learning Specialist
An online toolbox for teachers
Curriculum Development, No Razzle Dazzle: Just Substance and Support
by Joan Reissman, Learning Specialist
How JFYNet Online helps teachers through Connected Learning
Strategies and Resources for High Needs Students
by Greg Cunningham, JFYNet Learning Specialist
Effective Connected Learning tools for special education students
Keeping Students Engaged with Direct Student Support. Connected Learning.
by Eileen Wedegartner, JFYNet Learning Specialist
Responding to student needs. Engagement is the key to improving academic performance.
Teacher Training and Support, Connected Learning with JFYNet
The JFYNet Difference
by Cathie Maglio, Learning Specialist
Math Hybrid Learning Model with JFYNetWorks [VIDEO]
Support for Teachers and Students
by Greg Cunningham, Blended Learning Specialist
In the fall, many math teachers will be using a hybrid or remote learning model, with some students at home and some in the classroom. Teachers cannot be in two places at the same time. If students are working from home, they may need help while the teacher’s attention is focused elsewhere.
In Using math software provided by JFYNet, teachers can move smoothly between models to address students’ questions and give them immediate support to work more independently whether in class or working remotely. Software certainly does not replace the need for a teacher. What it does is give teachers tools to identify and respond to students’ needs quickly and efficiently, no matter where they are. Actually, it does enable teachers to be in multiple places at the same time.
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