|
Welcome! |
|
As a teacher, you may be continually looking for useful information; better teaching practices, what CPD is available, how to bring ICT into the classroom – the list goes on. The trouble we found when looking for this information is that it's spread all over the net – on websites, marketing literature, even the occasional social network. That’s why we’ve created this page – we scoured the net so that you don’t have to. All you have to do is come back regularly and see what’s new and exciting in ICT for teachers. Enjoy! |
 |
3 x 4 tips for better teaching & behaviour management strategies Technology is all well and good – but it has to be successful in the classroom. In this article from ‘In Learning’ Magazine from its Learning we look at 12 ways you can use technology to motivate students and improve results. |
 |
Coaching Teachers in the Effective use of ICT ISTE (International Society for Technology in Education) investigated the impact of coaching, combined with communities of learning, to show teachers that ICT is a professional tool that leads to effective learning. Learn the effect of coaching on ICT in the classroom here
|
 |
10 Things that will be Obsolete in Education by 2020 The world is changing and education needs to change with it. In this article from ‘In Learning’ Magazine from its Learning, here are ten things that they think will be obsolete by 2020. Click here to download the article in pdf format
|
 |
Can you work with Blended Learning? Many educationalists – especially in the US – see blended learning as the best solution to today’s teaching needs. The term is still largely undefined and many schools haven’t even heard of it. Despite this confusion, many schools are already putting blended learning into practice. This article from ‘In Learning’ Magazine from its Learning looks at two very different schools to see how they are making blended learning work for their students. |
MASS Education Team
Newsletter
Please sign up to the MASS in Education Newsletter for all the latest.....
RSS Feeds
Accreditations
