- Tip # 1: Proactively Set Your Expectations for Students
- Tip # 2: Reduce Distractions
- Tip # 3: Virtual Learning is Interactive
- Tip # 4: Image is Everything
Want more of an explanation? Check out my video below:
Google Meet: 4 Tips for Teaching Virtually
Many teachers across the country have been forced to teach virtually due to the Coronavirus outbreak. Need some help with establishing protocols and getting started? Here are some quick tips:
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