“By simply moving this work to a digital space, the quality of work I saw from my second graders began to skyrocket,” she writes. Eaton, formerly a second grade teacher at MSD Wayne’s Chapelwood Elementary, shares the “aha” moment she experienced when she first started utilizing a digital discussion board for her students’ reading response activities. Part 1 of “The Perfect Blend” focuses on activities in the physical classroom, exploring the various models of blended learning, and helping teachers understand how to design lesson plans that incorporate technology. “We must be prepared to teach both online and in person, and sometimes both concurrently.” “As teachers and students face an uncertain year, they face many challenges,” Ms. Eaton’s book came out just as the COVID-19 pandemic hit, closing school buildings and quickly prompting educators to teach in a completely virtual setting. “The Perfect Blend,” by MSD of Wayne Township Director of Virtual and Blended Learning Michele Eaton, is a guide for teachers seeking to blend virtual and in-person learning. With our educational environment in the midst of a sudden transition to increased online learning, teachers have access to a new resource.

MSD Wayne Director of Virtual and Blended Learning Authors New Resource for Teachers

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