Here are some links to a selection of education-related news articles from this week: Teacher cleared of attempting to kill boy – A teacher who struck a pupil with a dumbbell has been acquitted of attempted murder and causing grievous bodily harm with intent. Following this acquittal, the NAWUWT called for tighter controls on use of [...]
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Discoveries at BETT
BETT, the ‘world’s largest educational technology event’ took place last week and I was very lucky to be able to spend a few days there. Here are some of the things that I discovered: Anithings – A ‘creativity tool’ which lets children create animations by simply dragging objects around on screen. It costs £250 for [...]
Safer Internet Day 2010
Safer Internet Day will be taking place on Tuesday 9th February. This event is organised each year to promote safer and more responsible use of online technology and mobile phones, especially amongst children and young people across the world. The topic for 2010 is “Think B4 U post!“. Here’s a short advertisement which is being [...]
Competition – Where do you like to learn?
Here is some information about an exciting competition from Dell’s Edu4U blog… “Today, learning is no longer limited to the four walls of a classroom. Students around the globe, no matter how young or old are developing 21st Century Skills and are increasingly comfortable with technology. You can look up the definition of a word, [...]
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