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In view of full Home-based Learning (HBL) being implemented from 8 April 2020 to 4 May 2020, STU has put together the following list of useful resources for your use. These resources may assist you in maximising HBL for your students.

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E-Resources

• • Tips for Faculty & Teachers for Home-based learning (HBL)
    A wealth of links to resources by the National Institute of Education, NIE, Singapore.
  • TEDEd Stay curious!
    An extensive archive of educational videos by TEDEd.
  • Keeping the doors of learning open COVID-19
    A generous archive of resources put together by the Commonwealth of Learning.
  • AFT: Share my lesson
    A credible community of educators who share their lesson plans and ideas online by the American Federation of Teachers (AFT).
  • COVID-19: The best resources for online teaching during coronavirus
    A short list of handy resources for teachers and parents by Future Learn, a private company jointly owned by The Open University and The SEEK Group.
  • Ron Ritchhart: Using Thinking Routines with Distance Learning
    Thinking expert Ron Ritchhart addresses teachers’ concerns about teaching thinking with distance or home-based learning.
  • Learning Potential Application, Australian Government
    You can download this application by the Australian government for toolkits on literacy, communication, life skills and more.
  • What Works in Online Distance Teaching and Learning (AITSL)
    The Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership Limited has put together this list of resources for teachers.

• Manuals and Guides

• • Distance Learning with Google Slides
    A guide to using Google Slides by Alice Keeler, an EdTech expert
  • Guidance for Switching to Online Instruction
    This 35-minute webinar shows teachers how to switch from existing work to online instruction by Rushton Hurley, an EdTech expert.
  • KQED
    An accessible writeup on how to reframe perspective and establish routines to manage HBL by KQED, an American online media outlet.
  • International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE)
    Arrange of resources, including how to meet students’ socio-emotional needs, for teachers by the ISTE.