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Technology is prevalent across every aspect of our lives today and will continue to play an even more significant role in the careers and personal lives of future generations. A large majority of chil ...
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In this article Dr Fiona Aubrey-Smith, Associate Lecturer at The Open University for Master of Education, Professional Doctorate and BEd Education Studies programmes, examines some of the key challeng ...
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When the concept is difficult to grasp or the homework is hard, how many times have you heard “what’s the point of this anyway?”
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If the purpose of education is to create and recreate the society we wish to live in, then the technology supporting it should be created with this end in mind.
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“She was so bloody cool, so engaging, and she really made us care, and we knew that she cared about us.”
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Strategically embracing technology across universities is necessary for their enduring success.
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As we head into 2024, there are more digital tools than ever before to help educators connect and excel at work.
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Literacy has changed. Remember when it was just about reading, writing and speech? Now, literacy has a more expansive meaning, with applications throughout education.
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The United Nations’ latest Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Progress Report flags that progress on more than 50% of the 2030 targets is “weak and insufficient; on 30% has stalled or gone into reve ...
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Many girls and young women don’t know they have ADHD, because their condition is so underdiagnosed. How can we all support these often-overlooked students?
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With more than 100 humanitarian crises around the world in 2023 alone, children’s education is taking a terrible hit. Can EdTech help to fill in the learning gaps and support better futures?
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Which students fall on the wrong side of the digital divide, and what can be done to support them?
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How does the call for later school start times reflect a growing shift in attitudes to education?
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An award-winning hybrid assessment project by Birmingham City University Hybrid Model has transformed their students’ testing experience and helped to bridge the digital divide.