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By Adam Pritchard, 24 Jan 2020
By Adam Pritchard Summer camps are not only great fun, but they can also be a very constructive time for children. Summer camp gives them the opportunity to try new things, experience an increased level of independence and to develop as a person, all within a...
By Adam Pritchard, 24 Jan 2020
By Adam Pritchard Collaborative learning activities are a great way to get students cooperating and thinking with help from each other. Activities such as these make use of each individual member’s skills and knowledge and apply them in a setting where they...
By Marco March, 24 Jan 2020
By Marco March The recent influx of tests, starting with the latest Progress 8 reports and increasing in number by the day due to the ‘exam factory’ revolution, have called into question the motives of those behind the procedures. Is the government trying to modulate the...
By Daniel Maxwell, 24 Jan 2020
By Daniel Maxwell Like all innovations in education, the ability of educational technologies to enhance learning is influenced by a diverse range of factors including goals, training, appropriateness, management, implementation and the quality of the innovation. But in the...
By Daniel Maxwell, 24 Jan 2020
By Daniel Maxwell Despite the fact that educational technologies have been commonplace in schools for over 20 years, there remains rigorous debate regarding how effectively these technologies support learning, with the international media giving regular attention to...
By Donna Richardson, 24 Jan 2020
By Donna Richardson Government plans to forcefully convert all schools to academies by 2020 -- or gaining a commitment to converting by 2022 -- have been met with such fierce opposition from teachers across the country that they have now been forced to soften the...
By Elizabeth Victoria, 24 Jan 2020
A shortage of qualified teachers in British schools has caused school heads to push under-qualified to fill in the gaps -- sometimes temporarily, sometimes on a longer-term basis -- even for demanding subjects like maths. There is a shortage of approximately 5,500 maths teachers, which indicates...
By Elizabeth Victoria, 24 Jan 2020
A recent survey has shows that more that than a third of teachers in British schools do not incorporate technology in their classrooms. Many of these teachers say that the reason they do not integrate technology in their lessons is because they have not received proper training...
