ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Guest: Tiffany Morey from Pennsylvania State University
Main Points:
- Covid-19 forced teachers to become more reliant on technology, mentoring was a major aspect that moved to a digital format.
- Teachers’ self-efficacy online has increased exponentially in recent years, providing new ways to reach students
- The internet is an overwhelming place. We must continue to share worthwhile online resources with our fellow teachers
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