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Schools share approaches to remote teaching on DfE website
EB News: 06/05/2020 - 08:08
The Department for Education has published a number of case studies on how schools and academies are operating during school closures.
The case studies share best practice in areas such as using video lessons, adapting the curriculum and keeping pupils motivated and engaged at a distance.
Other case studies share an effective approach to supporting the wellbeing of primary pupils, including those special educational needs and disabilities.
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