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We teach in austere times and when the budget is squeezed and changes are afoot we have a tendency to hunker down, work hard and do what we have always done. Hemmed …

Trisha Greenhalgh@trishgreenhalgh·

Where to look for scientific information?

See helpful links in
https://covid-at-home.info

Oxford COVID evidence
https://www.cebm.net/covid-19/

World tracker
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/

Hope this helps. Repeat, not medical advice.

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Kathrine Mortimore @Kathrine_28·

This turned into a bit of a labour of love! I hope others find it useful - 20 Books on Educational Inequality.
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https://kathrinemortimore.wordpress.com/2020/03/29/20-books-on-educational-inequality/

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Nailsea English @NailseaKS4Eng·

Now these look great! Thank you @HuntingEnglish. https://twitter.com/huntingenglish/status/1243859842198048773

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