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By Chris and Rosie Dec 11, 2020 Keeping kids interested and involved during school has always been a challenge for teachers, but with remote learning, it’s even tougher. That’s why some educators are getting creative to keep their students engaged by putting stickers all over their faces. Middle school math teacher Diane Moon tried it with her students after a colleague showed her a TikTok of another teacher doing it and she says it has encouraged kids to participate more. Diane made it a competition between her classes, telling them every time someone new spoke up in class, she’d add a sticker and the class who has the most wins. She says she heard from students who hadn’t spoken out all semester and even saw them coming together to encourage classmates to speak up, saying things like, “It’s okay if the answer is wrong.” Inspired by the success, Diane shared a video of her face covered in stickers and shared it on Twitter, where it’s gone vir ....
ABC News Turn on desktop notifications for breaking stories about interest? OffOn Sometimes I feel like Iâm just talking to myself, one teacher said. ⢠7 min read Schools grapple with whether to go virtual again Parents, teachers and students are facing the harsh realities as cases in their communities climb.Courtesy Diane Moon At the end of a math lesson that Diane Moon taught virtually earlier this month to her students, the middle school teacher in Illinois had star-shaped stickers covering her face. It was all part of an effort by Moon and other teachers across the country to keep their students engaged as remote learning continues as the coronavirus pandemic worsens in the United States. ....