If you read through the daily Covid briefing like a nerd (I do)
you will already have seen this, Ofsted have produced a list of things that they think work well in remote education. it may be an unpopular opinion but I quite like Ofsted. I like them in the same way I like food hygeine inspectors: I want them to set a standard but I don't want them telling me what I can and can't do, as long as it is safe. Anyway.
Some good things to consider from Ofsted (not in an “Ofsted are looking for this” way, more in a “this is worth remembering” way).
Its worth a quick read but the summary is below.
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1: Remote education is a way of delivering the curriculum
2: Keep it simple
3: When adapting the curriculum, focus on the basics
4: Feedback, retrieval practice and assessment are more important than ever
5: The medium matters (a bit)
6: Live lessons aren’t always best
7: Engagement matters, but is only the start
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