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We asked our UK Advisory Board to share their key highlights from 2022 and most exciting plans for 2023. Read on to find out what they said! -
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Whether you’re a SEND lead, a class teacher or a one-to-one learning support assistant, the desire to ensure all children thrive permeates every aspect of the school day. -
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The number and range of technological options available to Deaf learners has significantly increased in recent years. -
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"A child born today in the USA has a 50:50 chance of reaching 104. Some will live much longer." — David Sinclair, Professor, Department of Genetics at Harvard Medical School Humans are living longer, ... -
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Bett is proud to present an all-new limited podcast series focusing on skills, curated in collaboration with Sophie Bailey, Founder of The Edtech Podcast, and Bett Global Skills Partner Pearson. In th ... -
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As institutions look to consolidate and rationalise their accelerated adoption of technology to enable teaching and learning, what does this mean for the future of pedagogy? This panel session gathers ... -
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Matthew from Tech & Learning explores the essential qualities that contribute to effective professional development for teachers. -
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As International Stress Awareness Week commences, it’s important to recognise that for people working in education, teacher wellbeing and resilience has been tested to its limits. -
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The education sector has had a challenging 20 months. In this article, Kerry Hill in her new role as TAP Education Advisor breaks down her approach to motivating staff when workload is high. -
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In celebration of National Coding Week, we welcome Fergal Kilroy from 01 Founders to the hub to share his peer-based approach to learning to code. -
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The Bett Awards celebration of the inspiring creativity and innovation that can be found throughout technology for education. Congratulations to the winners of the Bett Awards 2021! -
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Sarah Horrocks presents her insights on why remote and blended learning should continue to be a part of the education system after lockdown learning. -
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As part of our ‘GEC Manifesto for Education in Practice’ article series, Ilse Howling and Dr Mary Ashun highlight the importance of supporting teachers to secure the future of education. -
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Bett Global Education Council member Lord Jim Knight makes the case for rethinking how adult skills are funded and delivered. -
The landscape of teaching has changed greatly over the last year. In this article, Sian Collinson explores where we go from here.
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