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Investment in AI ‘essential’ to modernise the education sector

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By: Stuart O'Brien

7th January 2019

Jayne Warburton, former Assistant Head Teacher and CEO EMEA, 3P Learning, discusses artificial intelligence (AI) and its potential to modernise the UK education sector… According to a new report AI…

GUEST BLOG: Top four teaching resources for supply teachers and teaching assistants

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By: Stuart O'Brien

3rd January 2019

One of the key factors in the delivery of an outstanding lesson is preparation. The internet is often the first port of call and online teaching resources are an invaluable…

GUEST BLOG: What to keep in mind when teaching pupils with autism

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By: Stuart O'Brien

23rd November 2018

Tania Marshall (pictured), M.Sc., award-winning author, psychologist, AspienGirl Project lead for girls with Autism or Asperger Syndrome, and Autism Ambassador for Education Placement Group, specialists in education recruitment, discusses best…

GUEST BLOG: Teaching pupils emotional intelligence

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By: Stuart O'Brien

13th September 2018

The behaviour of pupils in class has been proven to have a direct link to their educational outcomes. Here, Lyn Hamblin, former Leader of Student Personal Development and Wellbeing at…

GUEST BLOG: Is technology hindering child development?

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By: Stuart O'Brien

13th September 2018

In years gone by, adults and children were experiencing smart devices and technologies for the first time. Now, they are a part of our everyday lives. Parents have always struggled…

How can senior leaders keep teachers in the profession?

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By: Stuart O'Brien

30th August 2018

With more than 80% of teachers considering leaving the profession due to workload pressure, according to a recent National Education Union (NEU) report, reducing stress and encouraging greater work-life balance is key.…

GUEST BLOG: How important is it to teach children about finances?

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By: Stuart O'Brien

11th May 2018

By True Potential Investor Financial education was included into England’s secondary school curriculum from 2014. While this was a step forward in improving financial education for children and school-leavers, the…

GUEST BLOG: How assistive technology can support a student’s education

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By: Stuart O'Brien

28th March 2018

By Lee Dover Across the UK, there are around 1.5 million people who are living with a learning disability. There are also approximately two million individuals living with a visual…

GUEST BLOG: Attract the best undergraduates to your university

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By: Stuart O'Brien

26th March 2018

By Where The Trade Buys Are you looking to increase your university’s UCAS application numbers? According to the latest statistics, studying for the majority of students stands at £9,250 for…

GUEST BLOG: The importance of all girls’ education in state schools

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By: Stuart O'Brien

13th March 2018

By Headmistress Karen Raven, Chislehurst Schools for Girls, Bromley As the debate over single-sex education continues, Karen Raven, Headmistress at Chislehurst School for Girls in Bromley, South London, cites the…