Topics:  Education,  Students , COVID 19, Zoom fatigue

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Discussion Topics:

• What is the student perspective to remote learning in response to COVID19?
• How do teachers feel about teaching during COVID19?
• How do we go to college under COVID 19?
• How did “zoom” change the way  we decompress from school time?
• Why did school expectations change from insecurity]at start of the shut down to the present high demands?
• What was lost in the transition from in-person education to online classes?
• Can Educators acknowledge that this  school moment is not normal?
• How are the roles of teachers and students changed  under a COVID19 education?
• What does school look like when we put students first, people first, and  community first?
• How  are teachers supposed to ask  students to turn in work , when they  might have had a death in the family as result of COVID19?
• Why do educators second-guess themselves in their ability to  teach appropriately and effectively under COVID19?
• Can we be open about our vulnerability as students or teachers?
• Maybe our fatigue is not with learning  but  more specifically we are tired of being on the computer?
• What is screen fatigue?
• Why are some students struggle with the online format, while other students are succeeding?
• Can we adjust to this  emergency by accessing opportunity to adjust for greater potential?
• How do we take  inventory of the things that did not work  while teaching online ?
• What are some successes of online teaching?
• This pandemic has forced us to imagine better futures.
• How has teaching ton online instruction changed the physical university model?
• This  pandemic has highlighted the  importance the support of office  administrator, technical , registrar and maintenance in keeping the  university system running.
• The reliance on video classrooms has forced a reveal  that did not exist before.
• Is asking students to turn on their cameras and unwarranted invitation to their homes?
• Why do most teachers have  a bookshelf in the background of their videos?