Engagement

How to keep the curriculum engaging for those learning online

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Online learning has become increasingly popular in recent years, and for good reason. It offers several advantages over traditional face-to-face learning, such as flexibility, convenience, and affordability. However, one of the challenges of online learning is keeping students engaged.

Ofsted has highlighted how high-quality education should be provided if children are to fulfil their true potential. The school inspection handbook states:

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How to create an alternative provision curriculum that engages all learners

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Alternative provisions can be beneficial when the right support is in place. An engaging curriculum is imperative to encourage reluctant learners to reignite their enthusiasm for education.

What does an engaging curriculum entail? Following guidance, the curriculum should encompass a broad and balanced with sequenced lessons for students. Ofsted’s school inspection handbook outlines how inspectors will consider:

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Keeping Curriculum Engaging and the Benefits of Online Learning

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The ability to deliver an engaging and informative curriculum can be achieved through several methods. With increasing popularity, online learning can provide instrumental impacts on a child’s learning and personal development.

Asynchronous learning has allowed online learning to be the perfect solution to many students’ problems. However, the curriculum they are learning must be relevant, specific and overall engaging for them. In addition to this, support needs to be given from expert and qualified teachers who care for well-being and academic development.

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