The Substitute Unplugged Survival Kit! Activities and Tips When No Tech is Available
Overview
Session Description:
Are you a substitute teacher looking for practical strategies to engage your students without relying on tech resources? Being prepared for tech-free teaching scenarios is a valuable skill and adapting to unexpected situations can alleviate stress and enhance teacher well-being. Join Shelly Sanchez Terrell for this timesaving, to the point session she guides you through a toolkit of budget-friendly resources including games, activities with movement, and icebreakers that will help you manage classrooms, engage students, and leave a lasting impression at the schools you work at. Get ready to embark on a journey to discover unplugged teaching activities and tips that will equip you to handle any tech-free teaching situation with confidence and creativity! Shelly’s expertise will empower you with the skills you need to make every classroom experience engaging, even without the use of technology.
Key Takeaways:
Discover a treasure chest of creative, tech-free activities that will captivate students and keep them actively learning. Gain insights into effective classroom management techniques when you are faced with tech limitations, ensuring a smooth and productive day. Learn how to adapt to unexpected tech challenges, turning them into opportunities for creativity and engagement. Explore methods for sparking enthusiasm and curiosity in your students when digital tools are temporarily out of reach.
Assesssment:
Participants will complete an exit ticket and a survey to demonstrate their understanding of the session objectives and reflect on their learning.
Details
Status: |
Available On-Demand |
Subject: |
Cross-curricular |
Last aired on: |
Tuesday, October 10, 2023 @ 5:00 PM EDT |
Duration: |
30 minutes |
Credit Hours: |
0.5 |
Categories: |
Classroom Management, Diversity & SEL, Learning Theories & Strategies |
Tags: |
Beginning Teachers, New Teachers, Preservice Teachers, SEL, Social & Emotional Learning, Student Engagement, Student Teaching, Substitute Teachers |
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