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9 suggestions to explicitly teach to students. It is OUR job to teach these habits, we can't assume we know/have them already.

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Use intervention block time in the first few weeks to have kids meet one on one with their teachers

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Baby steps - focus on one at a time and build on it.

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Make sure we are practicing these habits ourselves and model them for students. (being honest and sharing our experiences)

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We used drift last year a lot, but she suggested quicktime, screencastify, loom, and screencastomatic to create screen recordings showing students how to do a task.

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Use the premade how to videos for how to use the digital tools

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Teach the tool when the content is easier- so that you are not overloading. Teach the tools one at a time.

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Advisory would be a good place to focus on these habits and reteach them.

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Bringing our interests and student interests into it - how have we developed habits around our interests?

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Solution-focused

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Teaching students/families how to google 

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Teaching students/families how to google 

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Possibly videos/screen recordings showing this process

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Keep steady groups- maybe based on shared interests

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Intrinsic motivation (I worked on this for thirty minutes today, so I rewarded myself with an episode of a TV show) - teach reward/balance as opposed to doing it for them

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Google Slides - makes lesson more fun, engaging