In his forthcoming book, The Awkward Questions in Education, Al Kingsley (possibly the nicest guy in education) addresses some of the biggest elephants in the room of education – to quote the book’s subtitle.
One of these “elephants” is the pivotal question of whether the future of education and school is going to be hybrid – or indeed completely online.
I have had the privilege of reading an early copy of Al’s book – which comes out on April 30 – and I believe this is a question that will become a reality quicker than many of us think.
The Covid pandemic forced an unprecedented experiment in remote learning. While emergency remote teaching certainly wasn't ideal, it demonstrated that alternative delivery methods are possible – some might even say viable.
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