In the first half of 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic has seen schools, teachers and students pivot rapidly to curriculum delivered through remote learning strategies, and then almost just as quickly return to normal school operations, but without normal student attendance or curriculum requirements.
While this has undoubtedly been a stressful time for all involved, it has also been a time in which necessaity has driven invention and new learning, the benefits of which we seek to reflect on, record and share with the TER audience as part of this upcomming episode.
TER Teachmeet: What We’ve Learnt So Far invites school educators to share their reflections on something they’ve learnt from recent experiences that has, or will, inform ongoing positive change in their teaching practice.
Please share your experiences with the TER audience as part of this special event!
Whether you’ve explored a new technology, developed new approaches to learing design, gained a new appreciation for students’ perspectives and challenges, or otherwise found some positive change to your teaching practice to come from the past few months, then we want to hear from you!
Don’t worry if you’ve never recorded audio content for a podcast before. It’s easy! You’ll be emailed a guide on how to record good quality audio content with your smartphone or similar device once you complete the EOI below.
Details:
What: TER Teachmeet: What we’ve learnt so far
What do I need to do: Record either a 2 or 7 minute reflection on something you’ve learnt as a result of the remote learening experiences of 2020, and send it in to be included in the episode.
When: Submissions due by 15 July, 2020. Episode online 19 July, 2020.
How: Once you have recorded your presentation, please use this form to submit it to the podcast.
If you have any quetsions, please email info@terpodcast.com!
Hi there!
Happy to contribute (it’s been busy for everyone!).
I ran a training series for over 200 museums, zoos, aquariums, Universities and more around how to make online STEM events shine via Inspiring Australia State Programs (lots of different experiences people have had in different capacities here). We’ve also seen libraries, corporates and the general public for science classes online as well as schools in several different formats too.
I can also speak to the US & Canada context via ISTE and CILC plus discuss the landscape from 10 years ago via NSW DART and Virtual Excursions Australia.