NEU issues guidance on distance learning
The NEU guidance on distance learning out today makes very clear what should be acceptable levels of workload. Normal education is currently suspended, and teachers should not be teaching a full timetable, or routinely marking work.
Coronavirus: distance learning FAQs
Schools are closed and there are lots of different opinions on what learning will look like over the next few months. In this unprecedented time, parents cannot expect that their children will be accessing a normal timetable or individual support on a regular basis.
Coronavirus: distance teaching and learning for primary teachers
Read our advice and guidance for primary school educators.
Coronavirus: distance teaching and learning for secondary teachers
Read our advice and guidance for secondary school educators.
Social Distancing Reduced to 1 Metre
The NEU is of course in favour of all children being back in school, but even with a one-metre rule that will need more teachers and more spaces.
Coronavirus: what you need to know - distance teaching
During this crisis, many education staff are being asked to draw up plans for distance learning and educational activities students can do from home.
Remote Learning
Some pupils will need much more individual support than is possible, and many will need support for their wellbeing before any meaningful learning can take place.
Coronavirus: Implementing social distancing in education settings
Every child who can be safely cared for at home should be, to limit the chance of the virus spreading.