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Table of content

1. Who we are

2. Things I miss most about school ...

3. Advantages and disadvantages of remote learning

4. Pictures of working at school and working at home

5. Our school timetable during remote learning

6. A typical remote learning day for a student

7. A typical remote learning day for a teacher

WHO WE ARE

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Things I miss most about school ...

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I miss the normal lessons at school, because it is easier for me to learn at school instead of at home. I miss my friends too.
(Magdalena)

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That you don't see your friends that often anymore.
(Sarah)

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The playground and our classroom.
(Hadhal)

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I miss my friends and my nice teachers.
(Muhammed)

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Advantages and disadvantages of remote learning

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- You can sleep in longer.
- You can always do what you want first
(English, German, ...)
- You can do the tasks at your own pace.
- You have little homework.
- Lessons only start at 8:30 a.m.
- You can work where you want (at the table
in bed, ...)
- You don't have to talk with people in
person
- No more bullying at school.

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- Sometimes the Internet doesn't go that
well.
- You can't see your friends.
- You have to do most of the work alone.
- You don't have a teacher.
- Sometimes when you need help you
need to wait for the teacher to answer.
- It can be stressful and exhausting if you
cannot cope with the tasks.
- More cyberbullying!! For example via
WhatsApp-Chats!
- The school material is funnier than usual.

Working at home

Working at school

Our school timetable during remote learning

A typical remote learning day for a student

I get up and have breakfast. After breakfast I go to the video conference. After the video conference I do my homework and after the homework I send the homework I have done.

I get up and get dressed and prepare for the distance lesson and then we do a video conference and then I do my homework and when I'm done I send my homework and then I sleep.

I get up at 7 a.m., get ready, sometimes I eat a bit, then I go to the video conference. Then I do the tasks until 1 p.m., then there is the final round (video conference) and then I have something to eat and than I'm free.

A typical remote learning day for a student

I usually never have a specific time where I wake up since I stay awake the whole night finishing missed assignments. At 8:30 a.m. I join the first video conference, there we talk about the homework for the day. After that I start doing some of my assignments and when I lose motivation I talk with friends. Then at 1 p.m. we have another meeting where we say goodbye.

I get up at 8:00 a.m.,I meet my teacher via conference at 8:30 a.m. Than I make my homework and sometimes I help my sister with your homework. At 1 p.m. we have a second meeting.

I get up at 7 o' clock, then I get dressed and eat something and then I have at 8:30 the first conference. Then I work on my tasks, after a while I take a break and than I continue with the tasks. Around 1 pm we have a conference again where we say goodbye.

A typical remote learning day for a teacher

I get up at 6:30 a.m., brush my teeth and have a shower. Then I sent the daily tasks to my students via our school-mailing-client. At 8:30 a.m. I meet my students online. We are having a little morning chat and are talking about the tasks for the day. Twice a week I teach them English via video conference. At 1 p.m. I meet my students online again. There we talk about arousing questions and important information for the next day. Sometimes we play games or quizzez online, too. In the afternoon I check who of my students has done their homework and correct it. Apart from my own class, the 7dM, I have to teach other students, too, but that's another story.