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I’ve been writing about, and posting a lot, about distance learning over the past several months.

You can find nearly eighty related posts at my Ed Week Teacher column at All Classroom Q&A Posts on the Coronavirus Crisis.

You can find all the related “Best” lists at Best Lists Of The Week: Teaching Online Amid School Closures.

And you can find a number of related videos I did with Education Week here.

Of course, there’s also the chapter on distance learning with ELLs from our upcoming book, which you can find at Here’s Our Chapter On Distance Learning With ELLs & It’s Free To Download (No Registration Required!).

In addition to all those resources, here are some posts that I think educators might find helpful:

OKAY, NOW, HERE’S MY TENTATIVE REMOTE TEACHING PLAN FOR U.S. HISTORY

UPDATED DISTANCE LEARNING PLAN FOR MY NEWCOMER/INTERMEDIATE ELL CLASS

NEXT: HERE’S A DISTANCE-LEARNING PLAN FOR MY THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE CLASSES

A TENTATIVE YEAR PLAN FOR MY THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE CLASSES

A CHANGE IN MY REMOTE TEACHING PLAN – TELL ME IF IT’S A GOOD ONE OR NOT

ASSESSMENT & HOMEWORK IN THE AGE OF COVID-19

CRITICAL QUESTION FOR US TEACHERS: WHAT AREN’T WE GOING TO COVER THIS YEAR

The Difference Between “Good” Teaching & “Successful” Teaching – And What This Means For The Next School

We Might Have Gotten Remote Learning Wrong. We Can Still Fix This School Year

Teacher: Eight concerns about school this fall that are robbing me of sleep

Four Ways to Help Students Feel Intrinsically Motivated to Do Distance Learning

VIDEO OF STUDENT PANEL TALKING ABOUT THEIR DISTANCE LEARNING EXPERIENCES IN THE SPRING

Nine Long-Term Changes I Think The Distance Learning Crisis Will – & Will Not – Bring To Our Schools

HERE’S HOW I’M SETTING-UP MY IPHONE AS A DOC CAM

HERE’S THE FOUR-STEP PROCESS I’VE USED FOR PLANNING MY CLASSES THIS YEAR PRIOR TO THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL