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Direct linkBrindley, Sue; Alexander, Piers; Amis, Daniel; Lownds, Sophie; Shaw, Christopher; White, Simone Stephney – English in Australia, 2021
The unexpected advent of a global pandemic and, in the UK, as part of the government response to control the spread of the virus, the closure of schools with just 48 hours' notice, meant many English teachers were faced with entirely new pedagogical, curricular and technological demands. This article reflects on the experiences of five English…
Descriptors: Teaching Methods, Learning Processes, English Teachers, Online Courses
