RE@LBlog is proud to share with our readers some of the many insightful and helpful comments we received this past weekend. Thank You!
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RE@L relies on its users and readers. So we asked for input in our Blog comments section last week. Here are some excerpts from the responses we received:
First comment comes from longtime teacher/professor and published author, Paul Kotz:
“There are many phenomenal stories of people coping in this pandemic. I know it will get better. When things are going very well, it will eventually change for the worse. The converse is also true. When we are in a low ebb or in a time of struggle, it will eventually change and conditions will improve…..
As a teacher, being flexible, setting high expectations, being surprising, engaging through the use of discussion boards, synchronous and asynchronous ways of expression, blogs, and capturing your group’s attention with a Zoom session can bring people together. Realize that being online too much can burn people out, but if there are a variety of activities it can be an enjoyable time for both teachers and students. Much of this comes down to patience and kindness, and a sense of humor.
Regardless of the times we are in we can make a day brighter and possibly save lives by just being kind and less angry. We recognize and appreciate your efforts, and the world benefits.”
RE@L says: Superb and upbeat call to action, Paul! Thanks, too, for your many fine contributions on FaceBook.
Next terse and pithy comment comes from Ruth King, a mother and grandmother who has helped many a youngster:
“Students need more online options! It’s essential to their success…”
RE@L adds: Online learning products are essential to us here at RE@L: Online is the only way we deliver our products and resources, tested and ready for both teachers and students.
Others who commented indicated their appreciation for helpful information and results that work.


