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How to choose a maths app which supports learning

How to choose a maths app that supports learning

With 200,000 education apps available, it’s hard to know which ones will actually add value, says researcher Laura Outhwaite, as she shares the five questions every teacher should ask

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£13.5m over three years for Welsh ‘National Music Service’
Schools get £25m for instruments under new music plan
Callum Mason • 25 Jun 22
Government announces a new national plan for music education and extra funding for competitive sport in schools

DfE starts talks with sector over Oak quango plans

Miss tutoring form deadline and we’ll reclaim cash, DfE tells heads

Revealed: schools’ ‘soul-destroying’ bids to fix broken buildings

Warning over ‘knee jerk’ response to fix ECF

No schools managed to switch energy using government service in 2022

Zahawi labels GCSE poetry changes as ‘cultural vandalism’

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Schools keep the idea of community alive
Henry Hepburn • 24 Jun 22
School gatherings are making a comeback from Covid - reminding us of the powerful bonds that school forms, says Henry Hepburn

We need to clear the debris to see the joy of teaching

Need to know: Teacher strikes, exam ‘leak’ and broken buildings

This year’s GCSE league tables put schools in a quandary

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Why dialogic teaching is still relevant in the digital age
Why dialogic teaching is still relevant in the digital age
Kate Parker • 26 Jun 22
It’s more important than ever that both teachers and students have the opportunity to learn and foster skills through global networks and connections, Professor Rupert Wegerif tells Tes

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Why a learning walk is a must for all governors after the pandemic
Why a learning walk is a must for all governors after the pandemic
Dr Elizabeth Malone • 20 Jun 22
As school life returns to normal, governors - new and old - should embark on learning walks to reconnect with the schools they serve, and potentially have the chance to board a pirate ship as well, says Dr Elizabeth Malone

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