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A fresh start for edtech? Maybe. But the road is bumpy
Since the coronavirus crisis took hold, an extraordinary amount has been achieved in a staggeringly short period of time by schools, teachers and edtech companies 鈥� but more leadership is needed from the centre
4 April 2020
鈥楾he Edtech 50 demonstrates the power of edtech to support learners鈥�
There is a new energy behind edtech in schools and technology firms. And government is now coming on board, too
8 May 2019
What does the edtech strategy mean for schools?
Strategy is a step towards supporting schools, colleges and universities to harness the power of tech, says Ty Goddard
3 April 2019
鈥楢re we finally seeing an edtech revolution?鈥�
Ministers have so far failed to give edtech full backing 鈥� the sector needs investment and leadership, says Ty Goddard
5 November 2018
Waving the flag for Wales: 鈥榃e need to celebrate the uniqueness of the Welsh education system鈥�
鈥楶isa is a snapshot, not a sacred text.鈥� An Education Foundation co-founder reflects on life after Wales鈥� damning international league table results
5 May 2017
鈥楪ood policy is not 鈥榙one鈥� to educators but with. We must work with heads and teachers, not berate them鈥�
If we鈥檙e going to transform educational outcomes in the North of England, we need to start by celebrating the brilliant work that is already being done across the region
1 March 2016
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