Reuse remote teaching resources

By Annabel Jenner2021-10-27T07:29:00

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During lockdown, teachers worked so hard to create engaging remote resources. Now that we’re back in class, let’s continue using these to enhance teaching and learning

The 2020 shock of school closures and lockdown hurled teachers overnight into a new role: online lesson provider. New skills have been honed, as well as a massive pool of student-ready resources – all available at the touch of a button. Now, it’s important that we look back as we look forward, and adequately use the fantastic teaching resources developed over this challenging period to enhance our educational offering. Annabel Jenner tells us how.

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