The document provides instructions for an activity to identify key phrases in a problem statement. Students are asked to download and read a sample problem statement, then identify and write down at least 16 words or phrases that indicate it describes a real problem. A list of 16 phrases from the problem statement is provided as an example, dealing with issues like lack of teacher preparation for emergency remote teaching, technological difficulties, increased burdens, and lack of established standards or recommendations.
The document provides instructions for an activity to identify key phrases in a problem statement. Students are asked to download and read a sample problem statement, then identify and write down at least 16 words or phrases that indicate it describes a real problem. A list of 16 phrases from the problem statement is provided as an example, dealing with issues like lack of teacher preparation for emergency remote teaching, technological difficulties, increased burdens, and lack of established standards or recommendations.
The document provides instructions for an activity to identify key phrases in a problem statement. Students are asked to download and read a sample problem statement, then identify and write down at least 16 words or phrases that indicate it describes a real problem. A list of 16 phrases from the problem statement is provided as an example, dealing with issues like lack of teacher preparation for emergency remote teaching, technological difficulties, increased burdens, and lack of established standards or recommendations.
a) Download and read the sample problem statement provided above
b) Identify and write down at least sixteen (16) words or phrases which indicate that this is a real problem statement.
1. There is a "lack of understanding of teachers' experiences."
2. "Educators facing significant changes in personal and environmental conditions" are some phrases used to describe new phenomena known as emergency remote teaching. 3. Teachers participated without prior preparation or online teaching experience. 4. "Making the switch to online learning without adequate preparation time" 5. "Limited training and preparation for remote teaching in an emergency" 6. "Teachers dealing with technological issues who are overburdened and unprepared" 7. "Emergency remote teaching training has no established clear standards." 8. "Remote teaching presents difficulties and an increased burden". 9. "Basic issues with instructional strategies are emerging" 10. "Deficiencies in design, practical experience, and fair access." 11. "Progressive learning experiences during remote teaching in emergency situations" 12. "Lack of recommendations supported by research" 13. "Professional growth that is systematic is required". 14. "Lack of literature addressing experiences of teachers" 15. The impact of emergency remote instruction on instructors is discussed. 16. During the COVID-19 epidemic, there was a need to address the effects of emergency remote instruction on elementary school instructors.