Sharing this graphic that I developed to help teachers when teaching explicit technology skills. This came out of a need to help teachers build confidence when teaching, and also for students to develop skills without the teacher or other students "jumping in" to save them. We have read really good feedback on these so far, particularly around the driver and co-pilot concept and asking smart questions.
The A3 poster is in more detail, and the A4 version is a summary. Feel free to use!
Coaching through hiccups
What Did I learn?
Reluctant to Explore Digital
So glad you like it. Hope your students find it useful. We also made videos of these strategies in our Taking Flight with iPad books.
This looks awesome! Thanks for sharing. I love the idea of empowering students to develop their skills without the teacher or by being rescued by their friends. I'll definitely be using it with other teachers.
Awesome, glad it is useful.
These area great JJ! Lots of good ideas and strategies. So helpful for professional learning!
This is fantastic, JJ! 🤩 Full of insights and ideas.
Thanks for sharing it!
Awesome. Thanks for sharing :)
You're welcome, reach out with any question.
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November 11, 2022
Love this one-pager, JJ! Thanks so much for sharing. I'm excited to share this with students in my Integrating Tech & Teaching course :)
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