Safe Remote Learning by David Wright, Director – UK Safer Internet Centre, SWGFL 

While distance learning provides a wealth of opportunities for many to continue learning, there is no denying the disadvantages that come for students who don’t have access to suitable technology.

As personal interaction with students is curtailed, it is critical that educators enact strategies that compensate for the interactivity of the classroom

Over the past several months, how we teach and how we learn has been flipped upside down. With this transition, it has become clear that it’s more important than ever to help educators find ways to connect with students and keep them engaged, motivated, and safe in a digital world.