By Tessa Borrego, Teacher-Tutor at TbT It is difficult to discredit the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the unprecedented expansion of online learning in the last few years. While some students...
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10 Ways to Build a Relationship with Your Students in a Virtual Learning Environment
By: Heather Hall, Teacher-Tutor at TbT The exchange and interconnections that occur within a traditional classroom setting play a vital role in the educational journey of students, and these...
Implementing “Hands-On” Learning in a Virtual Classroom
By Jessica Roberts, Teacher-Tutor at TbT By utilizing virtual hands-on strategies, educators can create engaging and immersive learning environments that foster active participation and practical...
Effective Strategies to Monitor Student Progress in a Virtual Classroom
By Ashley English, Teacher-Tutor at TbT Monitoring student progress as a classroom teacher can be challenging any day of the week. Yet doing so in a virtual environment can pose an even larger...
Celebrate Juneteenth by Fostering an Anti-Racist Classroom
Juneteeth is now a federal holiday, and while we couldn’t be more excited by this at Tutored by Teachers, we also know that a commitment to anti-racism and dismantling systems of power and...
Five Things Teachers Will Keep Doing In A Post-COVID Classroom
The past fifteen months of learning have been unprecedented and challenging. But pandemic teaching has provided small lessons to teachers in unexpected ways, from finding new methods to spark joy in...
Exploring The Whole Child Approach: What It Means To Us At Tutored By Teachers
What exactly is a whole child approach to education? In simple terms, it means that education is not simply about academic achievement: it encompasses academic learning, social emotional learning,...
Four Ways Schools Leaders Can Show Appreciation For Teachers
While a thank you note from a student or an extra cup of coffee are always welcomed as a way to say “thanks!” to educators, the 2020-2021 academic year has proven that teachers need nurturing and...
Three Key Ways District Leaders Can Incorporate Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Into Their Schools
“Diversity can be misleading at times. It has become synonymous with ‘without white people’ or ‘checking the box.’ That’s simply not accurate. In order to have true diversity, it doesn’t mean we’re...
COVID-19 Has Affected Social Emotional Learning. But What Does That Really Mean?
Tutored by Teachers took the opportunity to speak with Shai Fuxman, EdD, from the Education Development Center (EDC) to learn more about how COVID-19 has impacted social emotional learning for...