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    • In this video, Education Development Trust’s Matt Davis speaks with Oak Academy Curriculum Manager Katie Marl. They discuss the practicalities of remote delivery, the importance of enthusiasm and energy (especially in the first 5 minutes of a lesson) and how, when it comes to slides, less is definitely more.

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