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Everything feels quite scary & unclear today 
But the magnificent teachers of twitter have one another's backs 
. Here's a quick thread of all the great advice & resources I've already seen shared about remote teaching
. Please add to it 
But the magnificent teachers of twitter have one another's backs . Here's a quick thread of all the great advice & resources I've already seen shared about remote teaching. Please add to it
. @adamboxer1 on video lessons https://twitter.com/adamboxer1/status/1345651608458326016?s=09
All the fabulous @OakNational resources (primary, secondary and special) https://twitter.com/OakNational/status/1345702584401735680?s=09
. @GreenshawTrust also have 1000s of free online lessons for secondary aged learners https://twitter.com/GreenshawTrust/status/1345714510657679360?s=09
. @MissHudsonHist on using Microsoft Teams https://twitter.com/MissHudsonHist/status/1345139600210198528?s=09
Or if you use Google Classroom, @MrFallickPE has your back https://twitter.com/MrFallickPE/status/1345783810194100226?s=09
. @P_A_Kirschner's researchED presentation on remote learning https://twitter.com/P_A_Kirschner/status/1256872021302132737?s=09
. @TeacherToolkit has 12 tips for teaching in a virtual environment https://twitter.com/TeacherToolkit/status/1345749364665438211?s=09
. @e_hayes12 also has a thread on Nearpod https://twitter.com/e_hayes12/status/1345848717379854341?s=19
For AP, there's this from @MrsO_Eng https://twitter.com/MrsO_Eng/status/1346071574735183873?s=19
