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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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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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This session looks at the Children's Code and it’s recognition that children should be given special treatment when it comes to their personal data. Ger Graus and Julia Cooke discuss what that actuall ... -
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What does it take to create the future? Eduardo will share the key ingredients: the mindsets, habits, and cultures to make the world a better place. A growth mindset, the belief that we can change and ... -
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Why we need to teach sustainability in construction Meeting the challenges of climate change and decarbonisation is critical to every country in the world right now. In the UK, our buildings account f ... -
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Diversity Role Models (DRM) goes into schools delivering training and workshops that embed inclusion and empathy, in the hopes of creating a better world for future generations. Time and time again, w ... -
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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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We sit down with Dr Sally Uren ahead of her session on Bett 2023’s main Arena to explore her vision of systemic change for the education sector. -
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AI and mental health initiatives take centre stage at Bett Brasil, the largest meeting of Education and Technology in Latin America. -
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In the summer of 2020 UCISA formed a working party with the aim of transforming IT procurement within Higher Education. -
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Students arriving on campus today face an unprecedented set of learning opportunities. How can we ensure students have the right tools ' and Higher Ed institutions the right infrastructure ' to succee -
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The year is 2040, and it’s an average school day. But there’s nothing average about school in 2040. -
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Bett UK 2024 brought 30,000 educational professionals from 129 countries to explore the latest in education together. -
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As we step into 2024, the education sector continues to grapple with the impact of social shifts in how we live and work, and tech advancements that burst onto the scene last year. Looking forward to ... -
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It’s no secret that students use AI, and it’s sometimes encouraged - but does it mean they’re losing the power of critical thinking? -
What can Bett Awards do for your company? Find out the impact winning the “Innovator of the Year” at Bett UK 2019 did for Learning by Questions.