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Anecdotally, I've heard even kindergarten teachers are running reflection sessions over videoconferencing, and trying to help kids feel less lonely. In my pers
by cbhl 7y ago
Anecdotally, I've heard even kindergarten teachers are running reflection sessions over videoconferencing, and trying to help kids feel less lonely.
In my personal experience, being able to see others' faces and eyes has been helpful during this time.
That said, many video conferencing tools I've used let you switch into an audio-only mode (and not downloading the others' video) if you prefer.
- forrestbrazeal 7y agoMy 4yo did a "circle time" over Zoom with his preschool class yesterday. I was skeptical, but he loved it and it was a huge morale boost to see his friends. This is a hard time for little kids.
- kasey_junk 7y agoMy martial arts dojo is running “virtual” sessions. Is there some theoretical pedagogical advantage to this over nothing? Yes. But the real advantage is having a community to connect to. The video is important for that.