#Daymap app professional

#Daymap app professional

Wear school uniform polo, shirt of jumper for sessionsĬhange your background to the standard image or to one colourĮncourage students to a ctively participate and contribute in group discussions/collaborationsīe appropriate ly dressed in a professional manner for ‘ Live Lessons' Request that students m ute their microphone, unless speaking Teachers may block or mute students if the y behave inappropriately and should follow up by contact the parent and documenting the incident in Daymap. Provide opportunities in the 'Live Lesson' for students to ask questions, undertake collaborative work and connect with others in the classĮngage respectfully and use appropriate language with all participants.

Protocols for 'Live Lessons' for teachers and students:ĭevelop and reinforce protocols with students: This is a valuable opportunity to deliver live and interactive lessons, check student's understanding and to monitor their progress and wellbeing. Links to these 'Live Lessons' need to be posted to the lesson on Daymap and sent to students at least 24 hours prior to the lesson. This can be via Microsoft Teams, Zoom or Google Meet. 'Live Lessons': You are expected to undertake at least one 'Live Lesson' via video conference with your students during one of your timetabled lessons each week. Lesson plans and instructions: Provide instructions via Daymap lesson note for each lesson.

Timetable: Plan lessons to be delivered as per the standard lesson times on your timetable. To ensure the effective and consistent delivery of teaching and learning programs all teachers are expected to follow these guidelines: Please refer to the additional protective practices guidelines available on the DfE Intranet here: Click Here (will require Learnlink Login) At school, this would be a member of the Executive Team. In the event of a staff member, or student, feeling unsafe at any point in the video communication, they should cease the interaction immediately and let the appropriate staff, or trusted adult, know of the situation. Staff are encouraged, where possible, not to engage in video conferences with single students, unless accompanied by another staff member and/or parent. No uploading or publishing of still/moving images or audio recordings of students to any location other than MS Teams or Daymap.Īny uploaded audio/video footage must be secured to minimise risk of students re-publishing. No sharing of personal internet locations, correspondence of a personal nature via social media, internet postings, or use of private online chat rooms. To ensure the online safety of staff and students:Īll digital contact must only relate to normal teaching and learning responsibilities.Īny staff that are working from home are not to use personal communication devices to contact parents/caregivers or students. All staff and students are aware of the required child protection practices and protocols.