My impressions of Bett 2015

May 7, 2015

By Ben Davies

The trip to the Bett Show has always stirred feelings of both excitement and anxiety and this year's trip was no different. The excitement stems from the chance to spend the day immersed in education technology

Review of Go On, Bore ‘Em: How to make your ICT lessons excruciatingly dull

February 16, 2015

Whether you're a newly qualified teacher starting out on your career, an experienced classroom practitioner, or somewhere in between, you will find something to take away from Terry Freedman's digital publication Go On Bore ‘Em, says Ben Davies.

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