Teaching during COVID-19
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This topic is curated by members of the Learning Futures Network to help each other through the rapidly changing educational landscape that's evolving during the world's response to COVID-19.  Its here to help you identify some quality resources that have been looked over by other educators.  Please remember to comment and offer guidance where you can.  This is more about contribution and sharing than it is about simply taking.
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COVID-19 Demystified | learn-tech.io

COVID-19 Demystified | learn-tech.io | Teaching during COVID-19 | Scoop.it

STEM and policy aspects of COVID-19 made simple


To help us make sense of the crisis, learn-tech.io called on experts from around the world to help demystify COVID-19 in a short, practical course. COVID-19 Demystified has been developed for three key audiences. Firstly, the more than 1bn young people now shut out of classrooms who still seek education. Secondly, the wider public who are ‘drinking from a firehose’ of ‘news’. Information that frequently includes much disinformation and fake news. Thirdly, those decision makers and policy makers seeking to understand more about the challenges they face. Each of these audiences really needs opportunities to learn more about the pandemic both to protect their own lives and the lives of others. The scientific and mathematical complexity behind fighting COVID-19 means that many people lack tools to understand fully the impact of their own actions. Without such tools, misinformation and ignorance spread easily and can amplify negative effects of the pandemic. Those with no understanding of the science of the pandemic have sought to destroy 5G infrastructure, or adopt false cures bringing risk and harm to themselves. Some have adopted blame and hatred rather than nurtured their own understanding. The Demystification team hopes that this course will aid understanding and ultimately it will aid the fight against COVID-19. We all hope COVID 19 Demystified could be a key weapon in our fight against the pandemic and its effects.

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"It is intended that COVID-19 Demystified aids our fight against the virus. It offers practical ways to gain analytical skills and knowledge enabling more people to make their own sense of the pandemic. With a set of data and models that a user can examine and investigate, each of us can model strategies for mitigation, understand better why different strategies are being followed and come to their own conclusions regarding the wisdom of different government strategies."
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Home Learning Keeps Going - Educator resource site launched by COVID-19 Education coalition - lots of good advice and resources in one spot

Home Learning Keeps Going - Educator resource site launched by COVID-19 Education coalition - lots of good advice and resources in one spot | Teaching during COVID-19 | Scoop.it
A coalition of education organizations has curated strategies, tips and best practices for teaching online during the coronavirus pandemic.

Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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This collection of resources is curated by a coalition of some of the most powerful organizations in US education - teachers,parents and learners are able to search and filter the resources to address their needs.
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NSW Ed Dept:  Learning from home

NSW Ed Dept:  Learning from home | Teaching during COVID-19 | Scoop.it
Learning from home
Learning from home refers to the ways schools will maintain teaching and learning in the event of a prolonged school closure or student absence.
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Resource suggestions for schools, parents, teachers and learners in NSW.
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Questacon at home — Fun science activities for kids

Questacon at home — Fun science activities for kids | Teaching during COVID-19 | Scoop.it
Wherever you are, be inspired by science and learn about the way our world works through a variety of fun experiments and activities you can do at home. Share your home experiments on social media using the #Questaconathome hashtag. We’re looking forward to seeing your results! We want to hear from you! If you have any feedback or ideas for your favourite at home science resources, please email us.
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Questacon, Australia's foremost Science and Technology Discovery Centre, and a long time member of the Learning Futures Network are making available a range of online resources to engage learners, teachers and families with Science and STEM.  Resources are easily searchable and categorised by subject and level.
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TEDed: Lessons Worth Sharing

TEDed: Lessons Worth Sharing | Teaching during COVID-19 | Scoop.it
TED-Ed lessons on all subjects. TED-Ed celebrates the ideas of teachers and students around the world. Discover hundreds of animated lessons, create customized lessons, and share your big ideas.
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Use the filters (red links) to select subjects and learning levels - also lots of teacher resources as well.
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Khan Academy - Remote learning with during school closures

Khan Academy - Remote learning with  during school closures | Teaching during COVID-19 | Scoop.it
Khan Academy is a free resource for students, teachers, and parents. 

We offer free lessons in math, science and humanities from kindergarten through the early years of college. Students can use our exercises, quizzes, and instructional videos to learn and master skills. They will get immediate feedback and encouragement.
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Khan Academy has been at this for years and has a very reputable resource base covering primary secondary and post-secondary learning.
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