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| Children with ADHD |
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A recent study from the Universities of Strathclyde and Dundee suggests that children with ADHD have very poor short-term memories. Access a summary of the report here. |
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13/01/2009 |
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| Free online presentations and podcasts |
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The D&T association aiming to keep up with modern technology, have launched a section for blogs, podcasts and includes access to a range of presentations from the recent D&T show seminars back in November 2008. |
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06/01/2009 |
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| Using mobiles in schools |
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According to BBC World Service programme Digital Planet columnist Bill Thompson, mobiles in schools are not necessarily bad but they need careful management. This thought-provoking article is written in response to recent research in 2007/8... |
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06/01/2009 |
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| Violence in schools |
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According to figures released today, the police were called to schools on more than 7000 occasions last year to deal with violent incidents. Is this an accurate portrayal of our schools today, or an indication of schools working more closely... |
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Guardian Education article
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23/12/2008 |
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| Bebo launches 'social inbox’ |
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Although social networking sites can demand careful monitoring, they do offer some unique educational opportunities if this can be managed. Bebo has become the first major social networking site to provide a one-stop "Social Inbox"... |
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15/12/2008 |
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| Pupils can beat internet safety filters |
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Computers installed in schools usually come with an internet filter which is supposed to select out the dodgy stuff leaving children free to surf safely on the web, but pupils are using so-called proxy avoidance sites to hack out of their school... |
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BBC News Item
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15/12/2008 |
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