The pandemic reawakened our love for learning – now AI can open even more doors
Growth in learning recorded during the pandemic has continued since then. But can technology enable more people to study in a way that suits them?…
Growth in learning recorded during the pandemic has continued since then. But can technology enable more people to study in a way that suits them?…
Al Kingsley explores the value of the education community and how it can be a valuable support network for educators, alongside the additional benefits of…
The Development Wheel English and Maths Conference, aimed at English and maths teachers and leaders in FE and beyond, brings together inspirational experts, leaders and…
Consequences of policy decisions are often unintended but they can be foreseen by those with experience of implementing them. Better still, we can use starting…
In this feature, Jamie Wilson explores how IT managers can’t be experts in every aspect of IT, and how collaboration can ensure their success in…
The innovative Gen+ programme, which encourages pupils across Scotland to be all they can be, continues to break new ground. Now in its second year,…
82% of respondents to the Education and Training Foundation’s (ETF) Membership Matters research said that inspiring learners, changing lives and making a difference was what…
The Covid-19 pandemic and subsequent implications has seen the education sector face some of the biggest changes and challenges out of all sectors. Schools are…
The skills gap remains a primary concern of business leaders worldwide, with 86% of large organisations currently said to be facing skills shortages. As digital…
When Becky Stroud, music teacher at Cascade Multi Academy Trust in the North of Sheffield, found budgets for music in education being increasingly squeezed, resulting…
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