Country-level Responses to Providing Educational Continuity under COVID-19 - Best Practice Pedagogy for Remote Teaching

Author(s)
McAleavy, T. &  Gorgen, K.   Additional input from Rodney, R.  &  Proctor, J. 
Publication language
English
Pages
26pp
Date published
01 Apr 2020
Publisher
Education Development Trust
Type
Research, reports and studies
Keywords
Children & youth, Epidemics & pandemics, Education, Standards, COVID-19
Organisations
CfBT Education Trust

This report provides a rapid evidence summary of what is known about best practice in teaching when school students are educated by distance learning.

It considers both theoretical concepts and empirical evidence relating to the effectiveness of teaching methods used in a distance learning context.

The report includes a consideration of the grey literature about pedagogy produced in response to the current period of global school closures.

There are limitations in the nature of the evidence base. Much of the research into remote pedagogy comes from a higher education context. Little attention has been devoted to remote pedagogy at primary school level. Research evidence from low-income and middle-income countries is limited.

Authors: 
McAleavy, T. &  Gorgen, K.   Additional input from Rodney, R.  &  Proctor, J.