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Witold Matulewicz of Natural Born Leaders highlights the importance of Experiential Learning at Home and shares details of a free parent support campaign for all schools and preschools -
Emma Gaukroger, BTEC Quality Nominee, careers co-ordinator and music teacher from Greenwood Academy discusses how technology can help students with careers guidance. -
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David explores how the technical boundaries of the use of video in hybrid learning are being pushed, not only through curriculum delivery but also in the use of recording and live streaming. -
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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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Globe is an online global community where teachers, trainers, curriculum developers and writers can share knowledge, skills and attitudes on English Language. -
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Bett Global Education Council member Lord Jim Knight makes the case for rethinking how adult skills are funded and delivered. -
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Jane Downes explores the future of assessment taking into account learnings from lockdown. -
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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How the EdTech Demonstrator Programme and Joint Practice Development helped our school tackle the challenges of moving to remote learning -
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Joysy John joins us on the Bett Community Hub to share her thoughts on the future of work and learning. -
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As part of our ‘GEC Manifesto for Education in Practice’ article series, Cláudia Costin and Mark Sparvell explore the manifesto point: Universal access to technology should be part of every child’s ri ... -
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In this article Rhoda explains her tactics to keeping parents and carers engaged in their child’s education during challenging times. -
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The founders of the Teacher Selection Project explain their approach to recruitment and retention in a tumultuous time. -
Brendan Law puts forward the case for shifting the curriculum towards an approach that appraises emotional and social development alongside intellectual progress. -
A unity of purpose is necessary to ensure access to high quality education for all – particularly for learners in peril who lack physical safety and/or emotional wellbeing.
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