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,Silver Linings? Teachers’ Reappraisals of Children’s Education in England During the First COVID-19 of students, with remote learning replacing face-to-face teaching. Rightfully, there has been much media and academic attention focused on the negative impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on children’s educational opportunities, attainment, and mental health. However, such discourse backgrounds concern

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,Emergency Children’s Literature: Rapidly Representing COVID-19 in Digital Texts for Young People in reflect a suddenly socially distanced and locked-down world. We conceptualise this ad hoc archive as an “emergency children’s literature” to signify the pedagogical, ritual, and remedial role of storytelling during times of disease and disaster. In this chapter, we introduce this concept and histor

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