Improve Teacher Assessed Grades
5 - No Remote Lessons

It is extremely tough for students in schools that are not able to provide remote lessons. Parental support is even more crucial in such cases.

Online learning

  • There are many opportunities to learn online. Much of it is free, other services while not free can provide great value for money.

  • Online resources included fall into four categories: videos, podcasts, websites, and apps.

  • Individual students will have preferred resources and ways of working. Check out the different resources to see what works best.

  • They all enable students to acquire knowledge without traditional lessons and can be far more effective and enjoyable.

  • ASK FOR TEACHER RECOMMENDATIONS

Teachers are in the best position to recommend online resources that cover the syllabus. Also, ask friends in other schools or search Google.

  • DOWNLOAD THIS EBOOK

I’ve done expensive research to find the best online resources. Whilst this is not exhaustive, it is great place to start looking.

 
Click on the image to download the eBook

Click on the image to download the eBook

 
 

Many resources described in the eBook stand out as being helpful to
cover GCSE & A Level Syllabuses these include

  • MY-GCSE Science

  • Up Learn

  • I’m Stuck

  • GCSE Foundation Maths from Scratch

  • Seneca

 
 
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Details of MANY more resources are available in the eBook.


An additional resource that would be extreeeeemely helpful for all GCSE students (and will be included in the eBook) is

Mr Salles Teaches English YouTube channel

This is my go-to resource to help students with both English Language and Literature

Click on the image above to see the YouTube channel.  From there you can learn about Mr Salles other resources

Click on the image above to see the YouTube channel. From there you can learn about Mr Salles other resources

 
  • Learn how to use online resources

This video warns about common mistakes students make when using online learning tools and how to overcome them.

 
 


  • Use an online learning/ Coaching service

This is a huge growth area. Given it is growing so quickly it would be wise to get recommendations.

A service I admire and attempted to use for my own children was Life More Extraordinary with Lucy Parsons

Click on the image above to learn more

Click on the image above to learn more


Dynamic eBook Sections

Click on the relevant section number below to find out more.

1. Investigate

2. Get Organised

3. Provide schools with evidence

4. Turn Around Poor Grades

5. What if there aren’t any Remote Lessons? (Above)

6. What can be done when tech is limited in the home?

 
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