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Parents playing teachers during the pandemic | RFTRW: S03E03
20 July 2020
With widespread school closures taking place, COVID-19 has meant a lot of households taking on teaching responsibilities. Professor Dominic Wyse explores how it’s all going.
Dr Rob Webster chats to Dominic about the Helen Hamlyn Centre for Pedagogy (HHCP), which aims to enable children to realise their full potential through optimal teaching and learning. We find out how the work of the HHCP has responded to the pandemic, particularly with looking at ways to help parents building upon their role as educators.
Listen out for HHCP’s research and theory-informed principles that many might find useful, and how we might be able to use philosophy to help get children thinking.
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- Professor Dominic Wyse's research profile
- Helen Hamlyn Centre for Pedagogy
- Department of Learning and Leadership
- Research for the Real World podcast