4 steps to continuing Covid recovery in the classroom

By Bob Pritchard2022-11-04T10:32:00

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Boost your students’ progress post-pandemic

Remote teaching and closed schools are (hopefully) all in the past, but the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic is still with us, in the shape of learning loss and lower attainment, particularly for those from disadvantage backgrounds. In this article Education Endowment Foundation associate and science teacher Bob Pritchard gives four top tips for helping students continue their recovery and boost their progress.

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