Safer Remote Teaching

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Remote teaching involves many additional safeguarding risks compared to a physical classroom.

All the points below are true, but which one was not listed as a risk in the video? (Please select one answer)

Remote teaching is a more casual environment.

Remote teaching means students receive less supervisions.

Remote teaching leads to more frequent misunderstanding and miscommunication.

Teachers may be less comfortable with technology than students, leading to less control.

Why is it recommended that teachers use extreme caution when considering live video calls to students? (Please select one answer)

Poor internet connection may affect the quality of teaching.

Video conferencing can create an unsafe environment.

There is no need to exercise extreme caution if using live video calls.

Video conferencing can create an unsafe environment for a number of reasons. Which of the reasons below were mentioned in the video? (Please select one answer)

Personal information may be shared between teacher and student to connect.

Teachers may have access to unauthorised recordings of students and vice versa.

May cause an inappropriate sense of familiarity between student and teacher.

Teachers or students may have inappropriate images visible in backgrounds, or other people visible who have not consented to be on video.

If group conferencing, it is difficult to safeguard other children if there is inappropriate online behaviour by others.

All of the above.

Are there any alternatives to video conferencing? (Please select one answer)

Yes, there are many other useful options.

Yes, but video conferencing would be far better in most situations.

No, there aren’t really any alternatives.

Which alternatives to video conferencing were mentioned in the video? (Please select one answer)

Using safe video links.

All of the above.

All of the following can be issues when directing students to using video sharing sites.

What was the specific issue mentioned in the video? (Please select one answer)

Students might get distracted and start watching other videos than the one you sent through.

The link might not work.

It may result in age inappropriate adverts being shown.

Which of the following is not a way to minimise the risks of teaching remotely? (Please select one answer)

Teachers should use professional and appropriate language.

Teachers should report any safeguarding issues to the Designated Safeguarding Lead.

Teachers should not send links which could contain sensitive content.

While teaching remotely, do teachers still need to report safeguarding concerns? (Please select one answer)

Yes,they should report it to the Designated Safeguarding Lead.

No, they will need to deal with the concern themselves.

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Which settings do you have experience of working within? (please select all that apply)

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