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Home Events Research-Based Resources, Considerations, and Strategies for Remote Learning
Research-Based Resources, Considerations, and Strategies for Remote Learning
Midwest | April 08, 2020
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Time: 12:00–1:00 p.m. Central Time
Location: Virtual
Description: This Regional Educational Laboratory (REL) Midwest webinar discusses research-based resources and strategies for educators teaching in a remote setting. Experts from REL Midwest and the American Institutes for Research present and respond to audience questions. Participants also hear from teachers in elementary and secondary schools. The webinar covers the following topics related to transitioning to remote learning:
- Research-based resources
- Social and emotional learning
- Adult learning
- Online learning platforms
Speakers:
- Dominique Bradley, REL Midwest
- Marshal Conley, REL Midwest
- Fausto Lopez, REL Midwest
- Nancy McGowan, Shades Elementary, Hoover, Alabama
- Jody Nelson, GAP School, St. Paul, Minnesota
- Kate Quicksell, GAP School, St. Paul, Minnesota
- Melissa Rasberry, American Institutes for Research
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