As schools transition from traditional physical classrooms to an anywhere learning environment, there is a need to explore the challenges and provide insights into how these practices affect various education stakeholders, including educators, learners, and their parents or guardians.
This comprehensive course aims to support and improve teaching and learning processes and focus on beneficial parent, teacher, and student learning partnerships. It also explores the importance of maintaining good mental and physical well-being for educators and learners in an anywhere learning environment.
Course Theme:
Creating an engaging virtual learning environment
Communication skills in establishing strong home support
Expected Duration: 6h (3 Modules x 2 hours)
Desired Outcomes:
At the end of this course, educators will be able to:
Identify and manage the stress faced in a remote learning environment
Improve the remote learning experience through micro-learning concepts
Empower parents or guardians as remote learning co-pilots (home tutoring)
Design more parent-participation-focused lesson plans
Create and organize workspace to provide an engaging teaching and learning experience that supports online learning using technological tools
Certification:
A course certificate will be awarded upon completion of course content and assigned tasks for each course. A level certificate will be awarded upon completion of all courses within the level.
Required Tasks for Certification:
Completion of all three modules.
Plan and design a 20-minute webinar.
Design a microlearning experience.
Discussion Post: What is the most memorable partnership you’ve had with a parent or guardian?
Course Reflection: Record the most eye-opening revelation as you reflect on a successful or engaging virtual learning experience for your learners or yourself.
Available Course Materials:
Grid Template
Microlearning Lesson Plan Example – G8 English
Sample Virtual Learning Experience Blueprint
SMART Goal Setting Template
Virtual Learning Experience Blueprint
Virtual Learning Experience Blueprint with Tech Checkpoint
Webinar Planning Template
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