1. The document provides guidance for teachers on how to handle various student scenarios that may occur during online lessons.
2. It outlines 18 different scenarios and the recommended procedure for teachers to follow for things like students leaving early, joining late, having tech issues, or other disruptions.
3. The procedures focus on marking attendance accurately, ensuring students can complete lessons, and addressing issues like students getting help or joining from the wrong accounts.
1. The document provides guidance for teachers on how to handle various student scenarios that may occur during online lessons.
2. It outlines 18 different scenarios and the recommended procedure for teachers to follow for things like students leaving early, joining late, having tech issues, or other disruptions.
3. The procedures focus on marking attendance accurately, ensuring students can complete lessons, and addressing issues like students getting help or joining from the wrong accounts.
1. The document provides guidance for teachers on how to handle various student scenarios that may occur during online lessons.
2. It outlines 18 different scenarios and the recommended procedure for teachers to follow for things like students leaving early, joining late, having tech issues, or other disruptions.
3. The procedures focus on marking attendance accurately, ensuring students can complete lessons, and addressing issues like students getting help or joining from the wrong accounts.
1. The document provides guidance for teachers on how to handle various student scenarios that may occur during online lessons.
2. It outlines 18 different scenarios and the recommended procedure for teachers to follow for things like students leaving early, joining late, having tech issues, or other disruptions.
3. The procedures focus on marking attendance accurately, ensuring students can complete lessons, and addressing issues like students getting help or joining from the wrong accounts.
Score as Repeat, with a clear message in the feedback
as to why. 'I am sorry you had to leave the class early Student leaves an Encounter early/suddenly without and could not complete all activities. Please contact 1 any visible/confirmed tech issues and doesn't return. your center to rebook the Encounter.' Student leaves OCC or OSC early/suddenly without any 2 visible/confirmed tech issues and doesn't return. Score as attended Student enters class and informs the teacher they have already completed the Encounter. Student decides to 3 leave the class. No-show Student enters class and informs the teacher they have already completed the OCC/OSC. Student decides to 4 leave the class. Attended: no Student enters class and informs the teacher they have already completed the Encounter/OSC/OCC. Student Score the Encounter according to their actual 5 decides to stay in the class. performance. CC/SC: Attended: Yes Repeat: The Student should be informed that as the class is already underway, they are welcome to stay but will need to repeat the Encounter where they will Student enters an Encounter late and misses some receive the grades for the unit. Same scoring 6 activities. procedure as a Student who did not complete MM Student enters an OSC/OCC late and misses some Mark as attended. The student should be encouraged 7 activities. to participate as normal from arrival. If Encounter: Tech: Student. The Student should be informed that as they have missed some activities, they are welcome to stay but will need to repeat the Student misses a few activities due to tech issues, but Encounter where they will receive the grades for the decides to stay in the class and completes the unit. Same scoring procedure as a Student who did not 8 subsequent activities. complete MM. If CC/SC, mark as attended The Teacher should wait 55 minutes, in case a Student got the time wrong or had tech issues. However (for Encounter), if a Student joins the class more than 15 minutes late the Teacher should explain they can do the class, but as they will not be able to complete it all, they will need to repeat (same scoring procedure as 6 above). If they decide to leave, no-show. If CC/SC and No students arrive for the lesson (how long should student is alone, the Teacher should start the class 9 teacher wait?) when the Student joined and mark as attended. Repeat, with a clear message in the feedback as to Student tells the teacher that they are leaving an why. I am sorry you had to leave the class early and Encounter/OSC/OCC due to a personal could not complete all activities. Please contact your 10 appointment/commitment/emergency. center to rebook the Encounter. Teacher to politely request that the Student not be assisted by anybody else. If the help is causing disruption to any other Students, a firm warning can be given, and if severely disruptive, with no change of behaviour once requested, the expel function can be used. If the help is not causing disruption to other Students, score the Student according to what they say, and then report the issue to us. Encouraging A student has someone audibly helping them with Students to turn on their video should reduce the 11 answers. number of these cases. Ask them to join on separate devices. If that is not possible, only the Student whose account they have accessed from should stay in the class. Ask the other Two students join from the same device (they are both Student to rebook and contact the center if they have booked for the lesson and have separate profiles on issues with joining from their own device. Please infirm 12 dashboard) us. Ask them to leave the class as they do not have a booking for that class, and cannot join from another 13 A student attends using an account that is not theirs. Student's account. Only if the attendee has confirmed they are not the Student, ask them to leave the class as only Students can take classes. If they refuse, the expel button can be used. Important note: some territories sell courses to children so please be sure that they tell you they are 14 A child attends on a family member's account. not the Student before taking this action Student enters lesson and does not communicate at all. Stays for entire lesson without speaking or replying to 15 messages. Repeat and please report the issue to us. If Encounter and not enough of the activity was completed to assess section 4 effectively, the class should be marked as Technology: Students. If some of Student leaves the class/experiences tech issues at the section 4 was assessed but assessment was not end of the lesson (only misses a section of the 4.0 completed, the Teacher should use their discretion in 16 activity) grading. The Teacher should ask the Student why they do not want to take part. If the Student says they are a WSE Staff member, please advise them that they only Students can attend classes, and ask them to contact their Service Manager. We must be informed of this. If it is a Student, s/he should be told they need to take part if they stay in the class and that they have a choice Student informs teacher they will only be listening to whether to stay and participate, or leave and rebook. If 17 the Encounter/OSC/OCC. no response is given, pass to no. 15 above. Student enters Encounter and informs the teacher that they are meant to be in another unit (for example they thought they had booked unit 9, but are in a unit 10 They should leave the class and rebook. Score is no- 18 class). Chooses to leave vs chooses to stay? show.