"Remote education: a broad term encompassing any learning that happens outside of the classroom, with the teacher not present in the same location as the pupils.
Digital remote education: often known as online learning, this is remote learning delivered through digital technologies.
Blended learning: a mix of face-to-face and remote methods. An example would be the ‘flipped classroom’, where main input happens remotely (for example through video), while practice and tutoring happen in class.
Synchronous education: this is live; asynchronous education is when the material is prepared by the teacher and accessed by the pupil at a later date."
The government has provided the following support for education settings around remote learning:
A framework to help schools and further education (FE) providers in England identify strengths and areas for improvement in their remote education provision: Review your remote education provision Guidance
Remote education resources, including lessons from Oak National Academy, as well as guidance, lesson plans and webinars on teaching remotely: Good teaching practice and resources
