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How does Artificial Intelligence in education make you feel?
Does artificial intelligence make you feel worried, or do you look forward to new developments using artificial intelligence in education? Almost every day a new story appears in the press highlighting the incredible benefits or the startling risks of artificial intelligence (AI). working in education how does that make you feel? We all react differently…
Read MoreThe Early Years Foundation Stage Profile
New to the Profile The Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) Profile is a statutory assessment of children’s development at the end of the academic year in which children turn 5. This assessment is usually undertaken by reception teachers, but on rare occasions, other early years settings would need to complete the Profile if it is not…
Read MoreA toolkit to nurture pupils during SATs
The end of key stage two SATs can be a stressful time for both year 6 pupils and their teachers. The pressure to perform well can create anxiety and impact the overall wellbeing of pupils. It is crucial to recognise the importance of fostering a positive and supportive environment during SATs week. This article aims…
Read MoreWhich device is best for primary school physical computing? BBC micro:bit Vs The Crumble controller
In the realm of educational microcontrollers, the BBC micro:bit and the Crumble controller from Redfearn Electronics stand out as two prominent contenders, each with its unique set of features and capabilities. These devices cater to Key Stage 2 students and beyond, aiming to introduce students to the exciting world of programming, electronics and what…
Read MoreThe Importance of Mental Health Training for Early Years Practitioners.
Mental health is a critical aspect of human well-being, and it is not limited to adulthood. It starts from infancy and childhood and continues throughout life. Early years provisions, such as preschools and childminders, play a pivotal role in shaping a child’s mental health and overall development. Around 80% of children’s mental health support is…
Read MoreHappy ‘National Computer Security Day’!
There’s a day to celebrate everything now. For most, today will be known and celebrated as St. Andrew’s Day but others will know that National Computer Security Day was first marked on this date in 1988. November 30th was the anniversary of the Morris Worm incident. This was one of the first major computer worms to…
Read MoreSupporting you on your cyber security journey
Did you know that Education North Tyneside uses a range of accredited resources in their cyber-security training? Materials from the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), as referenced in Keeping Children in Education can be used by schools to support them on their journey towards creating a more confident workforce. Image source: www.pexels.com Sadly, becoming the…
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