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Embracing our individual differences- Rupert Syme’s take on neurodiversity and education
As we all know, mastering the balance of hybrid working can be a challenging task. At present, a record amount of the adult workforce is working from home, as a result of the pandemic. Similarly, students have had to adapt their schooling to suit the hybrid environment between work and school.
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Five minutes with… Derek Boyle
This week, our Marketing and Operations director Soizic-Arzhele Peyrusse talks to Derek Boyle, SCITT Director at Bromley Schools’ Collegiate, to understand how trainee teachers are learning to adapt to the needs of all pupils.
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How to successfully learn from home- Annie Styles’ eight tips
As we all know, mastering the balance of hybrid working can be a challenging task. At present, a record amount of the adult workforce is working from home, as a result of the pandemic. Similarly, students have had to adapt their schooling to suit the hybrid environment between work and school.
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Part 1: What are the pros and cons of ChatGPT and natural language AI in Education?
In light of Apple’s new stance on integrating ChatGPT into its products, and as the International Baccalaureate announces it will accept credited content from the platform in its assessments, we query what ChatGPT and other natural language AI might mean for education.