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Approaching online learning in primary schools

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This webinar explored how a primary school has structured their online and distance learning, including their approach to pedagogy, the curriculum, and wellbeing, as well as their daily schedule and use of technology.

Kerry Oldman, Head of the Junior School and Victoria Mauala a Year 3 teacher from St Cuthbert’s College in Auckland discussed what has worked well for them (and what hasn’t worked so well), as well as key advice and top tips for both principals and teachers at the primary school level. 

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