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Bubble Schools and the Long Road From Lockdown - The Educational Legacy of Covid-19

English · Hardback

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This sequel to Breslin's critically acclaimed Lessons from Lockdown explores how school leaders, teachers, parents and pupils have navigated their way through and from lockdown.


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1. The optimism of September: And the subsequently broken promise of normality. 2. After the grading crisis: What the class of 2020 did next, and what this might mean for Higher Education after lockdown. 3. It all ends in tiers: The different experiences of different learners in different settings. 4. Crisis at Christmas: Schools and the second surge. 5. Better connected?: Home-learning second time around. 6. 'Examining' the class of 2021: Exploding the myths of 'teacher bias' and 'grade inflation'. 7. Beyond lockdown: Building curricula for catch-up, recovery and much more. 8. Leadership and governance in a hybrid world: The long road to genuinely blended provision. 9. Personalising learning for all: Utilising E-tech and bringing SEND strategies into the mainstream. 10. Autumn's return: A testing time (and term) for all. Next Steps: Leading schools out of lockdown. References. Index.

About the author

Dr Tony Breslin is an experienced educational leader and a widely published researcher, writer and commentator. A teacher by profession, he is Director at Breslin Public Policy Limited, Chair at Bushey Primary Education Federation and Chair of the Education Committee at Anthem Schools Trust.

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This sequel to Breslin’s critically acclaimed Lessons from Lockdown explores how school leaders, teachers, parents and pupils have navigated their way through and from lockdown.

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