Teaching methods through Covid-19 and home learning
Most students were emailed work to complete at home by their teachers .
This worked to at least some extent for most students ( 85 %) and really well for 21 % of students who were taught in this way . Most students did not have any virtual lessons hosted by their teachers .
Boys were more likely to struggle with work that had to complete an return via email ( 21 % of boys saying it didn ' t work for them compared to 13 % of girls ) Those students on pupil premium were even more likely to struggle with emailed work ( 22 %).
Teachers also regularly sent video tutorials for students , this also worked quite well . LIVE virtua … Working to at least some extent for 84 %
Virtual … of students who were taught in this way .
Video …
Where virtual lessons were put on , they Emailed … were marginally less preferred to being
Work share … emailed work , 79 % saying they worked to some extent for them compared to 85 % 1-2-1 … for emailed work .
Lessons no …
Students are more or less on the fence about virtual learning and it was quite personal whether or not students got on well with it .
Lessons no … 0 20 40 60 80
0 - NOT USED / NOT APPLICABLE / D …
1 - USED , BUT DOESN ' T WORK WELL …
2 - USED WORKS OK FOR ME
3 - USED AND WORKS WELL FOR ME
4 - USED AND WORKS REALLY WELL …
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