Alternative approaches to effective live online teaching

In the previous articles in this series we saw how traditional teaching approaches might play out in a live online environment. However, applying these to a synchronous online teaching environment is what happened during Covid-19 with the introduction of emergency remote teaching (ERT). This was found to be ‘below the quality’ students usually received (Howare et al. 2021) and so we should be preparing ‘a cohesive and planned learning experience’ (Acuyo Cespedes, 2024) as ERT has taught us that ‘a multifaceted approach is essential’ (Broadbent et al., 2023).
The live online learning environment offers a . . .

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Paul Ashe
Paul Ashe
A lifelong learner who established www.EnglishTrainingOnline.com to provide effective online solutions for teachers, centres and students. He is passionate about ELT management, online teacher training and materials writing. Since 1997 he has enjoyed being a teacher, academic manager, teacher trainer, business and academic management tutor, a director of a large physical language school and has helped set up online schools. [email protected]