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The EdTech Buyers Guide, developed in partnership with EdTech Impact, is your guide to making the most of the Bett show. -
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A state-of-the-art digital platform intends to revolutionise the way communities engage with their local state schools, bringing much needed support to teachers. -
How can the Higher Education sector take advantage of the opportunities provided by disruption? What is ‘future-proofing’ and how can we prepare for the unknown? Matthew Syed is joining us at Ahead by ... -
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Bett 2022 keynote speaker and growth mindset expert Eduardo Briceño shares his thoughts on the role of growth mindset in a time of unprecedented disruption and what this means for the education commun ... -
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Esports is quickly becoming one of the fastest growing sectors for education. -
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A few months into global lockdown, at the peak of mass school closures in most countries, and on the brink of an economic crisis on a scale the world has possibly never seen, we have started talking a ... -
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Prof Francis William Petersen takes us through his university’s approach to distance learning. -
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Ways to support international students continue to prepare applications to American and Canadian universities. -
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By Dr Terry McAdams, Director of Technology at Branksome Hall Asia -
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Bett interviewed the Thai Ministry for Education to understand their next steps for online and in-school learning -
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We caught up with our network of educators, experts and thought-leaders across Asia to find out what has changed in the education sector over the past few months. -
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The Bett team interviewed education specialists Brajesh Panth and Jian Xu, exploring the challenges, opportunities and future course of education and technology in Asia. -
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Bett Asia was honoured to present the future of work and youth skills at SEAMEO Congress 2021. -
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Microsoft looks back on what resources changed the game for teaching and learning in 2021. -
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Ed joins us on the hub to explain why empathy is an essential skill for young people to learn in order to succeed. -
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According to UNESCO, more than 1.6 billion children worldwide lost learning opportunities during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Microsoft Education Team break down the core barriers to education this week ...