Check out our Top Tips for Home Based Learning based on 2020 Student, Staff and Parent Feedback
Is there anything that you have been working on with your classes that you would like to share with your colleagues, If so, please take a screenshot and upload it here so that it can be added to 'The Gallery'
Click on the icons below for guidance and support around the college's core learning systems
Click on the icon to the left to access the Dover Tech Tips site (created and collated by Sean). Here, you will be able to find guidance and tutorials on how to use all of the core college systems employed by Dover Primary teaching staff.
Top-tip: If you have a specific issue or resource that you are looking for, click the magnifying glass in the top right hand corner to search the entire site to find it quickly
If you need guidance on how to deliver more effective online learning opportunities for your students, reach out to your Digital Literacy Coaches
Expand and bookmark this page which will be regularly updated so that you are able to access the relevant learning materials for your classes
In the event of a school closure, you may well find yourself in a situation where your children are stuck indoors for many hours or/and spending a lot more on screens just for the sake of maintaining your own sanity.
There's only so many hours you can spend persuading them to play board games and read books before screens and their many distractions become a temptation... This post outlines practical ways to make screen time more productive.
iTime at home can be tricky as it can be difficult to manage the resourcing requirements and manage the logistics of this especially if your child is working on this while you are at work...
Enter digital technology. Now I'm not for one second advocating for iTime to purely focus on digital artefacts but there's no doubt in my mind that focusing on creating and learning a digital skill to create a digital artefact is relatively simple to manage. This post suggests a plethora of iTime activities that can be conducted with nothing else other than a digital device, many don't even require an internet connection.
If you need guidance on how to deliver more effective online learning opportunities for your students, please contact your Digital Literacy Coaches