Post by thrasyllu on Aug 28, 2020 15:41:38 GMT
Hey everyone,
Being a teacher in this time of global crisis has been an interesting experience, but I've been doing my best to figure out how to keep kids engaged with learning even as they have to do it remotely from home. I'm a World Cultures teacher, and on Monday my students will be doing a Latitude and Longitude assignment that I created based entirely on the adventures of Lone Wolf in the northeastern quadrant of Magnamund, and I thought there might be a few Lone Wolf fans out there who might get a kick out of seeing how I'm using the adventures of Sommerlund's most famous son as a teaching tool in 2020.
Here's a link to the assignment: forms.gle/srkp6idWPsMnyXBA6
And here's a link to the YouTube video where I explain it: youtu.be/BaW86eqiBHo
(you don't really have to watch the video to understand how to do the assignment, it's mostly just me explaining what Lone Wolf is to the students to help get them excited about finishing it!)
Being a teacher in this time of global crisis has been an interesting experience, but I've been doing my best to figure out how to keep kids engaged with learning even as they have to do it remotely from home. I'm a World Cultures teacher, and on Monday my students will be doing a Latitude and Longitude assignment that I created based entirely on the adventures of Lone Wolf in the northeastern quadrant of Magnamund, and I thought there might be a few Lone Wolf fans out there who might get a kick out of seeing how I'm using the adventures of Sommerlund's most famous son as a teaching tool in 2020.
Here's a link to the assignment: forms.gle/srkp6idWPsMnyXBA6
And here's a link to the YouTube video where I explain it: youtu.be/BaW86eqiBHo
(you don't really have to watch the video to understand how to do the assignment, it's mostly just me explaining what Lone Wolf is to the students to help get them excited about finishing it!)
