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The summer holidays are finally here! While you enjoy a well deserved rest, we’ll keep you updated on all things education, EdTech and Bett. Happy reading.
3 MUST-VIEWS
The new UK Labour government has set out plans for schools, and it’s crucial for educators and policymakers to get involved in order to elevate educational standards. Discover what we know so far from Tes , as they explore Labour’s vision and how their plans could transform educational institutions for the better. (4 min read time)
HE and FE apprenticeships help bridge the gap between education and employment. They have the power to transform communities, grow our economy and offer vital opportunities for learners struggling with traditional schooling. Coventry University explores the reforms needed to deliver meaningful growth in apprenticeships and how educators can get involved. (3 min read time)
The Tony Blair Institute's report, "The Economic Case for AI-Enabled Education," highlights how AI can enhance educational attainment by up to 6%, and reduce public sector debt by 30% of GDP over 50 years. Dive in today to explore how investment in digital infrastructure, teaching training and AI tools will be offset by significant long-term economic benefits. (Long read)
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Our efforts to close the global education gap using technology is seeing a widening of the gap instead. Where are we going wrong? David Marriott , CEO & Founder of Ubuntu Education , discusses how to carefully consider the needs of institutions across a range of cultural and socio-economic contexts to provide schools with the technology they really want and need. (3 min read time)
70% of UK children say they are worried about the world they are inheriting and many feel that they don’t have the ‘right’ to take action. Engaging children in social action today will allow them to turn pessimism into empowerment, fostering a lifelong interest in social responsibility and positive change. Create the next generation of changemakers today with the help of SuperKind . (3 min read time)
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1 BETT NEWS
The education system needs to adapt. From AI and data literacy to critical thinking and assessment, the skills prioritised in the classroom and the way we teach will change. At Bett UK 2025, we will explore how personalised learning approaches supported by AI can allow us to better cater to diverse learning styles, ensuring every student maximises their potential and is prepared for the workforce of tomorrow. Get your free educator ticket now.
BONUS FEATURE
Is a student born creative or can creativity be taught? It’s a challenging question, but having the right tools in the classroom to unlock that ‘creative spark’ could make all the difference! That’s where Petia M. and Canva come in. Join us on EdTech Unwrapped as we explore how Higher Education institutions can use Canva to drive creativity within their classrooms.
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4moThis is the same as the last time there was a Labour Government, a Golden period for school funding. And of course the Tomlinson report cemented the vision, along with the BSF project. I do hope educators are invloved in all decisions as there are too many graduates move straight into policy making in Westminster without ever having experienced the outside world. Glad to see a more balanced cabinet now.
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4moThanks for sharing