GOAL Project

Emily, Katie, Claudia and City

 What are our goals?
As a future teacher or student
Katie - My goal is to make
sure all students have an
equal access to resources
and can be lifelong learners
City- my goal as a student is to adapt
to a new digital way of learning, to
have practice, organization and all of
me so that learning works from
teacher to student.
Emily- My goal as a teacher is to
be fair and make sure that all
students feel supported and
involved.
Claudia: My goal is continuing
education, I want to focus in the
knowledge that I absorbed and
nurtured. Accept the changes and
set my goals to be a successful
student.
 How can instructors teach
effectively in online and hybrid
environments during pandemicUse dynamics to
Being organized participate
respect
Give students
Understanding with content to Being patient
Responsive internet problems review and
classrooms digest on their
own
Direct
students to

Punctuality when Use engaging use the

shared virtual
connecting material to make space
class fun
https://hookedoninnovation.com/2020/03/19/a-beginners-toolkit-to-
teaching-remotely/
 Teacher Perspective
Emily- It is extremely important
to provide stability and equity
in the classroom during such a
complicated time. It’s crucial to
recognize that it’s okay to be
uncomfortable and embrace
the opportunities to teach and
learn.
Katie - As a teacher you have to make sure
you are prepared. Being prepared may
mean being ready for all different outcomes
because this is all new for everyone. Being
as organized as you can be because your
home became your work space also. There
is a teacher I love that is doing such a great
job and has become a famous person via
instagram and tik tok and her methods of
teaching and keeping kids engaged I just
love.
Tik Tok and ig: @ Iamsofiabella
 Student Perspective
-City: To have effective learning, the main thing is digital equity, since many
do not have access to the internet at home or at a computer.

Also have balance in learning, visual,auditory and kinesthetic. Students have

patience, respect and punctuality for online classes.
 Student Perspective
Claudia:
4 1
Communicate Time Management
Communication skills are This is perhaps the most
a must for the remainder important skill to put into
of the school year. practice as you shift your
learning modality to
This is a online classes.
change that
will require
your attention
every day.
3
2
Plan Mindful completion
If you have never
Even with chaos around
planned before as a
you, you have control of
college student and
your situation and one
you’ve managed to “wing
goal: to complete the
it,” now is the time to
quarter.
execute your best
planning faculties.
 How can you be a successful learner
Flexible
during this pandemic
respectful Self discipline
Being organized
Being Prepared
Be a participant
Be an active
listener ASK FOR HELP

You are one hundred

Being percent
Self-regulate
responsible for your
Understanding grades and completed
assignments
https://www.edutopia.org/article/establishing-routines-
remote-learning
 Teacher Perspective
Emily- try to immerse yourself in the students’ perspective and remember that
everyone is learning how to be successful in the virtual/hybrid classroom at
this time.

Katie - Be the best version of yourself so students can be their best versions
as learners. As a teacher we are always lifelong learners.
 Student Perspective
-City: Do my part as a student, -Claudia: Panicking or stressing will only set
always be a learner, maintaining you back as you try to finish the quarter with
respect for the class, teacher and
success. Incorporate inner motivation, self-
classmates, in addition to being
organized with my tasks and discipline, and guide yourself with the will to
schedules, for effective learning. persevere.