Given the potential need to shift between various learning structures in the foreseeable future, it will surely be beneficial to both students and teachers to maintain some level of continuity between remote, hybrid, and in-person learning experiences. This article shares instructional strategies that can be readily transferred between structures. Take a look!

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How to Create a Self-Paced Classroom ~ Cult of Pedagogy

As we continue to experience shifts between hybrid and remote learning formats, the need for productive asynchronous learning experiences for students is a priority. The Cult of Pedagogy recently shared a podcast with Kareem Farah, founder of The Modern Classrooms Project, where he discusses how to start a self-paced classroom. While this post is partly a promotion for his services through The Modern Classrooms Project, it also provides some great food for thought on the benefits of using a self-paced approach, as well as ideas for incorporating self-paced experiences into your own remote, hybrid or in-person classroom. 

How to Create a Self-Paced Classroom