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The phrase ‘online learning’ is alluring and misleading: the site of learning is the mind 14th May 2020
When a pandemic causes school closures it has wide-ranging impacts beyond public health: our logic model can help in decision-making 13th May 2020
What should teachers be prepared for when young children return after lockdown: lessons from China and elsewhere 11th May 2020
It looked as though our regulators were finally willing to trust teachers – but Ofqual’s latest guidance suggests otherwise 7th May 2020
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