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We have 2 groups of hybrid one coming M/T, all home Wednesday’s and the other group R/F. I teach 9 small groups a day with one being the hybrid group and alternate every 2 weeks with my social studies partner to teach 7th or 8th. I. Science. I can’t even tell left from right most days ?
This is our model as well. And yesterday afternoon we found out we are going distance learning on Monday for at least two weeks. I planned for this from August so I and my students are ready and the only concern I have to deal with is supporting students and their families as they deal with the short notice.
The biggest issue in my opinion though is that our district won’t make a decision about just continuing online, or going back hybrid. Yes, we keep getting pushed back by our governor, but I just wish the district would call it for the semester so everyone knows what to expect, regardless of the politics. I’m fairly certain that won’t happen though, because the politics in my district are different from the state as a whole. Stop fighting and do what’s best for the kids. Oof.
We have been fully remote also. Our district finally decided that we will be remote through the holidays. At least families and teachers can plan now. I hope your district decides soon!
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How is it going so far? Do you teach virtual and in-person at the same time?
We have had a few students out off and on, but we are doing well, and it seems the students are glad to be here instead of at home.
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We are in the process of going to hybrid learning with a tiered star beginning with pre-K, K, and grade 1. After 2 weeks grades 2-3 will be added, the following week will be grades 4-5. It may change as cases may go up.
I am also in MN. We are currently in the hybrid model. Our covid numbers are going up, and it won't be long before the middle and high schools will be full distance. Elementary will stay hybrid until the numbers for our county are higher. So many moving parts to everything!
It has been exhausting.
The novel study unit has been posted in the Coronavirus Resources, or you can visit jgmckenney.com to get the unit and free pdf copy of the book. Hope it helps.