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Digital literacy requires competence and confidence. Take the quiz to discover which digital super-power gives YOU the confidence to shine. 
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As all of us teachers know, some students are reluctant to ask for help. I've collected resources on this challenge at The Best Research On Why Some Students Ask For More Or Less Help Than Others. ...
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Mark Anderson's Blog | education, learning & technology
Teacher confidence in using technology is often a problem for schools that are pushing for colleagues to use technology to enhance learning within their educational establishment. Ensuring that teachers are confident when coming to use technology is a big deal. There are lots of ways in which you can help support colleagues, one of my favourite tried and tested methods is through the use of Digital Leaders. Their non-confrontational, helpful and supportive training is, in my experience, the perfect recipe for helping educators. Forget online courses or mass CPD INSET. Digital Leaders all the way.
Robert Kisalama's curator insight,
November 29, 2014 3:46 AM
A good way of reflecting on challenges that prevail as we integrate technologies in the current school setting |
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Gendered life patterns and socialisation may negatively affect women’s confidence in using digital technology – particularly older women with lower socio-economic status. These are some of the findings from two reports carried out by Ofcom, the UK’s communications regulator, and the Good Things Foundation, into digital inclusion and literacy. In this post Kate Gilchrist asks what this means for how parents and grandparents support their children in a digital age and argues that policy makers must take such factors into account. Kate is the editor of the Parenting for a Digital Future blog and is a PhD researcher in the Media and Communications department at LSE.
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Guest Speaker at The Sheffield College Sue Beckingham | @suebecks | Sheffield Hallam University Our graduates of tomorrow face an increasingly competitive job
flea palmer's curator insight,
November 21, 2014 10:22 AM
An informative and inspirational presentation by Sue Beckingham | @suebecks | Sheffield Hallam University. |
