I think these are all good suggestions, and more importantly, they represent a way of thinking that is based on more than just ways to get content to people. Here they are (quoted):
- Check in with your students regularly
- Help your students' families get connected
- Choose tools that are mobile-friendly and/or can be used offline
- Try to keep online lessons asynchronous vs. synchronous
- Double down on project-based learning
- Maintain extracurricular communities
- Partner with community-based organization
What I like about this list is how it treats individuals as individuals, takes care to support them, and places learning into the broader community and social contexts students findthemselves in.
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