Digital Education stories - Page 2
IN PICS: Bett Asia 2016 - defining the future of education
Thu, 17th Nov 2016
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The Bett Asia 2016 summit took place this week, gathering all the leading policymakers, researchers and most forward thinking educators in APAC.
Teachers never fear - Microsoft assures tech won’t replace you... yet
Thu, 17th Nov 2016
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Teachers are still crucial in the age of digital learning, according to Microsoft's Anthony Salcito. #Education #DigitalLearning #Teachers.
Microsoft survey: The top skills students need for the future workplace
Wed, 16th Nov 2016
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Transforming learning for the digital era has been the top agenda at this year’s Bett Asia 2016 summit - here's some of their invaluable findings.
Amazon Inspire, a free service for digital educational resources
Mon, 1st Aug 2016
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Amazon unveils Inspire, a cost-free trove of digital educational materials, bolstering its pledge to aid teachers and digitize learning.
Collaboration on education policy key to success
Thu, 18th Jun 2015
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Politicians need to engage in more collaboration with the profession in developing education policy, says New Zealand principals’ Federation president.
Prime Minister’s Education Excellence Awards - winners
Thu, 18th Jun 2015
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Gisborne Boys' High School wins Supreme Award at PM's Education Excellence Awards for defying stereotypes and transforming lives.
Educators' lack of maths skills hampering children?
Thu, 4th Jun 2015
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A new report reveals New Zealand’s Numeracy Development Project has failed to improve maths performance in schools, citing teachers' lack of basic maths skills.
National standards have no place in classrooms of today
Thu, 4th Jun 2015
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Denise Torrey, president of the NZPF, says standardised practices in schools are outdated and have no positive impact on children's learning.