Skip to main content
We did an interview with Emma on what it's like to learn at home during the Covid-19 pandemic.

This was for a school project on the history of education in the U.K. The assignment was to to "imagine a museum in the future about the history of education. Make a collection of objects, pictures, photos, letters, videos etc. that would show people in the future what education was like in 2020." This was our contribution.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39WkPX5-guA&feature=youtu.be

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Now into Week 8 of lockdown. We are trying to fight the good fight against boredom, anxiety, and fear. Some days are better than others. On weekdays we continue with our daily routine of schoolwork, Zoom calls, arts and crafts, and TV programs (or, for Emma, Youtube videos). There is enough going on that the days feel relatively full. There is also some variability. On Tuesdays Emma and I watch a children's astronomy session on Youtube. This is a live presentation by the Institute of Astronomy Cambridge and it's excellent. On Tuesday afternoons Emma has art club. On Wednesdays she takes an online Minecraft course called "Exploring Ancient Civilizations." On Thursday mornings she has ukulele club. And on Friday afternoons she does a yoga class. Weekends are harder for us, as we ditch the schoolwork and therefore our daily routine. This past Saturday we went for a 12 mile bike ride to Wandlebury Country Park, a place we'd never been before and knew nothing a...