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Tag Archives: Recovery Teaching
Returning to Knowledge Organisers
As students return to school later this month, teachers and school leaders up and down the country are thinking carefully about curriculum changes and lesson strategies to use that will best support post-lockdown learning. This is no easy task, and … Continue reading
Recovery teaching – best bets
Our whole school INSET was more focused on operational matters than it has been for some years. As a teaching and learning team we are lucky at Durrington that we are generally given top billing for any INSET time, and … Continue reading
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From Distance Teaching to Recovery Teaching
The teachers at Durrington have done a fantastic job of adapting their pedagogy to distance teaching during the Covid pandemic. As we look towards the future and the prospect of students returning to school, the Durrington Research School team have … Continue reading