How students learn effectively from home

By Niki Kaiser2020-04-30T12:46:00

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Wondering how to nail remote teaching? The EEF shares some ideas to help you master content and strategy

While schools and teachers have been grappling with the day-to-day of remote teaching during the Covid-19 crisis, the Education Endowment Foundation has produced a range of resources and published a rapid review addressing the not just the what but the how of teaching and learning at home. In this article, chemistry teacher, network research lead and EEF science content specialist Niki Kaiser shares the five key principles from the review for science teaching.

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