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Sample Daily Class Schedules: In-Person Teaching with Remote Students

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Sample 1: Small class, 3 days/week

Sample 1 

In-Person with remote
Day 1 

All students together (remote and on-Grounds)
Day 2 

All students together (online)
Day 3 

All students together (remote and on-Grounds)

Small class, 3 days/week

All meeting synchronously (some in person, some remotely)

Class time is spent in lecture and whole-class discussion or QA

5 min Opening
15 min Lecture/presentation
10 min Whole-class discussion
10 min Lecture 
5 min Whole-class discussion
5 min Wrap-up
All meeting synchronously (all remotely)

Class time in spent in small groups using breakout rooms

5-10 min Opening and setting parameters for groupwork
25 min groupwork, during which students keep a running record of notes and prepare to share out
10-15 min group share-outs to whole class
5 min Wrap-up

See Groupwork suggestions.
All meeting synchronously (some in person, some remotely)

Class time is spent in lecture, individual work or collaboration, and discussion

5 min Opening
15 min Lecture/presentation
10 min Individual work or collaboration (writing in a shared document, individual problem sets, etc)
15 min Whole-class review and follow-up
5 min Wrap-up

Sample 2: Small Seminar, 2 days/week

Sample 2

In-person with remote
Day 1

All students together
(remote and on-Grounds)
Day 2

All students together
(remote and on-Grounds)
Small Seminar, 2 days/week All students meeting live and synchronously (some in person, some remotely)

Class time is lecture and whole-class discussion or QA

5 min Opening
10 min Lecture/presentation
20 min Whole-class discussion
10 min Lecture/presentation
20 min Whole-class discussion
5 min Reflection (written, individual or in groups) 5 min Wrap-up
All students meeting live and synchronously (some in person, some remotely)

Class time is a mix of whole class discussion and small group discussion

5-10 min Opening and setting parameters for group work
15 min group work, during which students keep a running record of notes and prepare to share out
10 min group share-outs to whole class
15 min Whole-class discussion
10 min individual work

See Group work suggestions for more info.

Sample 3: Larger classes, lecture

Sample 3

In-person with remote
Day 1

All students together
(remote and on-Grounds)
Day 2

All students together
(remote and on-Grounds)
Larger Classes, lecture All students meeting live and synchronously (some in person, some remotely)

Class time is lecture and whole-class discussion or QA

5 min Poll on reading
40 min Lecture/presentation
20 min Whole-class question/discussion
5 min Exit Slip (written, individual or in groups)
5 min Wrap-up
All students meeting live and synchronously (some in person, some remotely)

Class time is a mix of lecture and small group discussion in breakout rooms

40 min lecture
5-10 min Opening and setting parameters for group discussion
15 min group discussion in online breakout rooms, during which students keep a running record of notes and prepare to share out
10 min groups report findings/strategies to whole class

See Group work suggestions.

Sample 4: Larger Classes, active learning

Sample 4

In-person with remote
Day 1

Break into smaller groups
(meet with each group on a rotating basis once a week)
Day 2

Asynchronous work
(when not meeting live)
Larger Classes, active learning All students meeting live and synchronously (some in person, some remotely)

Class time is part lecture, small group work, and whole-class discussion or QA

5 min Poll on reading
25 min Lecture/presentation
25 min group discussion in online breakout rooms, during which students keep a running record of notes and prepare to share out
15 min groups report findings/strategies to whole class
5 min Exit Slips

See Group work suggestions.
All students meeting live and asynchronously in breakout rooms

50 min
Students given a case/problem set/lab to
work on in groups

Groups submit work/questions/findings/solutions

See Group work suggestions.

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