Remote teaching resources

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In the case of school closures, let’s gather a list of some useful resources for work-setting.

Maths

www.drfrostmaths.com/ - an online maths learning platform - loads of great worksheets etc, but you can also sign your students up and monitor their work for free INCLUDING A-LEVEL

corbettmaths.com/ - videos and worksheets for every KS3 and GCSE maths topic.

www.piximaths.co.uk/ks2-ks3-ks4-resource-index complete lessons with powerpoints and differentiated worksheets

www.physicsandmathstutor.com/ so many resources for A-level

mrbartonmaths.com/index.html loads of revision resources including an online textbook

General

diagnosticquestions.com create a teacher account and you can set up classes, assign them already created questions, or create your own questions

I understand that Mangahigh (maths), Kahoot (general) and Twinkl (primary) are giving free access to schools that have been closed.

Classroom Secrets has an online learning platform.that is currently free:

Here at Classroom Secrets, we want to take away the pressure of uncertainty by telling you all about our free online learning platform, Classroom Secrets Kids. It’s currently free and will remain so during the duration of the outbreak.

Classroom Secrets Kids is packed with engaging and practical activities that is sure to enthuse the learning of your pupils through remote learning. It's a useful resource, allowing learning and consolidation to continue at home during any school closure.

Signing up is easy!

Create an account – remember it’s free!
Create logins and passwords for your class
Enjoy the hundreds of resources already available
Relax knowing your children are completely ready for remote learning in the event of school closure!

Master The Curriculum are offering free maths home learning packs for KS1 and KS2. Not sure about high school though.

Deepening Understanding are also offering free home learning packs.

Just found Primary Stars offering packs for KS1...I'm going to use these for my Year 1 class if necessary, they look fab!

UpLearn looks like a fantastic resource for A-level Economics, Physics, Maths and Psychology. You can do a 3 day free trial. Maybe they'll extend that if there's a lot more students trying to learn at home.

For free, I like the Marginal Revolution channel for Economics. The videos have questions and transcripts and there is quite a lot of business, finance and historical content as well as economic theory. Bit American in places, but they are American.

Twinkl isn't just primary. It has lots and lots of ks3 and ks4 resources for all subjects.