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BETT 2011
WebBased will be exhibiting at BETT 2011, from 12-15 Jan at Olympia London. Visit us on stand A70! We shall be showcasing the following products so come along for a demonstration: * uLearn by InfoMapper. An online mapping and resource … Continue reading
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Tagged BETT 2011, CPD Online, exhibition, infomapper, London, uLearn, WebBased
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News of the day
Here are some interesting articles from the world of education and technology: One in three schools failing to give good advice to students about future career prospects A recent poll shows that ‘virgin voters’ regard education as a top priority … Continue reading
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Tagged articles, BBC Education News, education, Guardian, ICT in Education, news, technology, TES
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Education spending
Interesting article about education spending going up for over 50yrs – http://bit.ly/9FvFq2 Ed Balls also announces that funding for schools will increase – http://bit.ly/caKTsH
Headlines: 10 March
Two interesting articles today: BBC Education news – More schools are being judged inadequate under a new inspection regime. More information… DCSF news – Response to the Local Government Association’s study into Lord Lamings report: The Protection of Children in … Continue reading
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Tagged child protection, education, headlines, Lord Laming, Ofsted, schools
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Education Policy – General Election 2010
Find out the Education Policies of the three main parties in the forthcoming General Election here. Labour Ensuring that every child leaves primary school confident in their literacy and numeracy skills. Turning every secondary school into a specialist school, a … Continue reading
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Tagged conservative, education, education policiy, general election 2010, government, labour, learners, liberal democrat, manifesto, providers, schools, teacher
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Extra transport funding announced for Diploma students
Increased transport funding is to be given to the most rural areas in England to help young people study the Diploma. The funding is part of a £90 million package to be handed to local authorities in England to help … Continue reading
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Tagged 14-19, DCSF, diploma, learners, Local Authorities, spending, travel
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Headlines
Three headlines caught my eye this week: * Teachers would have the power to sack heads, if Tories get in power. Click here to read more. * Social networking in the curriculum – facebook helps students pass English. Click here … Continue reading
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Tagged Brian Lamb, curriculum, Diana Johnson, Ed Balls, education, facebook, politics, school, SEN, social networking, special educational needs, teacher
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The importance of 14-19 Diplomas, by Iain Wright
Iain Wright has put forward the case on the importance of the 14-19 Diplomas. He says that Diplomas offer young people “…an engaging style of applied learning…and they are working. The total number of Diploma students, as shown from Local … Continue reading