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Remote learning: Five things we should keep post-Covid

What are your ‘Covid keepers’ when it comes to online, remote and blended learning? What has proven so successful that it will now become a part of post-pandemic practice? Andy McHugh offers us five practices that he will be holding on to


Since lockdown ended and we all returned to our classrooms, I have noticed that things are different. I did not expect them to remain completely the same, but what I have been surprised by is just how much my teaching has changed since March 2020.

During lockdown, I could not wait to leave it all behind and I counted the days until I could return to my physical classroom. I was particularly tired of looking at rows of initials instead of faces. But now I am back, I realise something: the technology that I have struggled with and the new strategies I have had to adopt will be sorely missed if we abandon them now. As much as I can't stand the phrase…

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