This means distributing, maintaining, and ensuring effective instructional use of devices for all students. Ms. Villegas helps set the stage for success with a well-organized process which she has refined in year two of the program.
Here’s how it works.
Onboarding starts the week before students report to school. There is a day for grade 6, 7, and 8. Each grade focuses on the specifics needed for those students i.e. for grade 6 there is an orientation; for grade 8 there is a focus on high school applications. For those who are unable to go through the process, there is a make up opportunity.
Here are the flyers parents received:
Onboarding is a four-step, two-hour process. Here is the overview:
Ms. Villegas uses Trello to outline what will happen during each stage of the onboarding process. There is a station for each step.
Station 1/Step 1: Check in!
Here is what happens at this station.
Here's what parents and their children experience.
Parents enter the building and are welcomed at a greeting table where they get checked in and pick up materials.
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Ms. Villegas explains the process.
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Station 2 / Step 2: Review forms with Ms. Villegas
Here is what happens at this station.
Here's what parents and their children experience.
Ms. Villegas brings parents through a review of the contracts, forms, and information connected to the program.
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Ms. Villegas explains how they are using research to inform their work.
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Station 3/ Step 3: Pick up iPads:
Here is what happens at this station.
Here is what happens at this station.
Here's what parents and their children experience.
Students pick up their iPads.
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This student shows the groovy case that lets you securely hold your iPad and also converts to a stand when using it at your desk.
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Station 4/ Step 4:
Here is what happens at this station.
Here's what parents and their children experience.
Google Classroom Experience / Meet Teachers
| Ms. Villegas explains how Google Classroom works. |
This clear and organized method will help ensure that back to school at PS 96 will with kick off to a smooth start. Students are set with their learning tools in hand and ready to begin a successful school year.
Excellent resource and example for how to do roll out smart!
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