Yes, you are right, online teaching does take a lot of time to prepare. First, I would find out what other schools in your area are doing to support their students. If it is just o...

You would have to filter them out on your internet settings.

First thing is to ensure the child is aware of what is happening- not in a scary way though but tell them that school is closed because of the virus and we are keeping you safe etc...

Think of the element that you are focusing on and then research activities linked to each one. For example if you are teaching students about Copper, I would google activities link...

When teaching remotely, you can choose how much of it is done online. Make it clear to the student how much time is to be spent online and offline. If you want to teach an entire s...

Hello, In regards to the coverage of the syllabus, you can only do as much as you can. I would find out from other local schools how they are planning the coverage. Work together...

I understand times are difficult . Can they email you a picture of their completed work? Or are you able to talk through a piece of work over the phone?

The best thing to do is little and often. Little chunks of learning throughout the day is better than sitting there all day learning as the children switch off and get bored. Try a...

First of all, has your child's school given you anything to support home learning? If not I would ring them and find out what the topics are that your child has been learning and...