A growing series of stories from researchers, teachers, and education experts about their experience of teaching English during the pandemic.
Explore this growing series of stories from researchers, teachers, and education experts about their experience of teaching English during the pandemic. We hope that these stories form a springboard to discussion about the ways in which teaching and learning English might be transformed as a result of the pandemic. We’d love to include your story too, so please share it with us on Twitter (@englishassoc) or email us on engassoc@leicester.ac.uk.
COVID-19 – Your Stories: Professor Katy Shaw, FEA, Northumbria University
“I don’t think any of us will forget this academic year, or the next. Or…
COVID-19 – Your Stories: Dr Caroline Magennis, University of Salford
“I am not a natural online teacher – I like being in the classroom too…
COVID-19 – Your Stories: Jane Campion, FEA, Katharine Lady Berkeley’s School
“I have never spent so much time in my kitchen… Not cooking, or…
COVID-19 – Your Stories: Dr Malcolm Hebron, Winchester College
“For any teacher, it is a salutary experience to be a learner – and ideally,…
COVID-19 – Your Stories: Dr Jenny Stevens, Writer, Editor, KS4 and K54 Consultant
“My diary for March 2020 was full and organized, with three days of ‘subject expert’…
COVID-19 – Your Stories: Sarah Mullin, Deputy Head Teacher, author, and Doctoral Research Student
“We are currently experiencing a new way of life and adapting to a whole new…
