Abstract

Make the Move to K-12 Online Teaching: Research-based Strategies and Practices by Kerry Rice

Highlights

  • Rice begins by reminding readers that “good teaching is good teaching, regardless of the medium” (p. 19)

  • Throughout the book, Rice (2020) reminds the reader that learner-centered practice plays a key role in online teaching

  • “learner agency” is fostered; learners are allowed to select their tasks, establish connections with their peers, and develop outcomes that are aligning with their interests or personal experiences (Rice, 2020)

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Introduction

Rice begins by reminding readers that “good teaching is good teaching, regardless of the medium” (p. 19). Kerry Rice’s book, Making the Move to K-12 Online Teaching: Research-Based Strategies and Practices, offers detailed and concise guidance on strategies and tools for designing, facilitating, and evaluating K-12 online courses. Rice highlights that online education should foster “learner autonomy, active participation, collaboration and community building, authentic assessments and the acquisition of 21st century skills”

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