And then, of course, I'm going to be putting down arrows and things like that for my students to know, like, which directions and things to walk and where to line up.”Īs schools across Indiana start to reopen, educators are coming to grips with new safety and health requirements that drastically change how they teach.
“All my flexible seating has been moved out because we're not able to have any shared surfaces or anything like that. As the desks are spaced out a lot more,” Cross said. This is her fifth year at MSD of Wayne Township. “Of course we didn't have these face masks.”Ī week ago, wearing a black face mask with a flower print, Cross stood in her Chapelwood Elementary classroom preparing to add signs and decorations to the walls.
“I used to have my students sitting in groups, because I really prefer group work, that way students are able to interact with one another,” Cross said. Sometimes they’d even perch on classroom yoga balls. In January, teacher Kamaren Cross slapped high-fives with her third graders and let them gather close together on a rug in front of the classroom.
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