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The digital landscape is evolving rapidly, significantly changing how young people consume information compared to their parents and grandparents. To help students navigate this complex web of online ... -
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At Bett UK 2026, the Higher Education Theatre hosted a timely and thought-provoking conversation tackling one of the sector’s most pressing issues: the financial sustainability of UK universities. -
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At Bett UK 2026, a panel of leading voices came together to address one of the most pressing challenges in education today: the future of Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). -
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During International Women’s Week, Bett hosted a Virtual Women in EdTech Mentoring Circle, bringing together voices from across the education technology community. Guided by mentors Ginny Bootman, Mic ... -
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At Bett UK 2026, the Arena hosted a powerful discussion on one of the most pressing challenges facing modern education: the role of smartphones in schools. The session, “Phone bans vs phone-free schoo ...
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On 24th January 2024, I attended Bett to see the latest developments within EdTech. However, this year's Bett was also a family affair when I heard that my brother was delivering a keynote speech. To ... -
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One deeply moving story is that of Matiullah Hanifi, a dedicated former teacher turned passionate advocate from Afghanistan. In a country where approximately ‘3.7 million children are out-of-school’ ( ... -
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It’s Pride Month, a time dedicated to celebrating LGBTQ+ communities worldwide! As one of the most significant months of the year, it’s a chance to reflect on the progress we've made as a society and ... -
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It’s no secret that students use AI, and it’s sometimes encouraged - but does it mean they’re losing the power of critical thinking? -
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For many of us, technology makes things easier, faster, or more enjoyable. But for countless students in classrooms worldwide, technology makes things possible , and it can be the key to helping them ... -
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Mathematics is notorious for evoking feelings of dread and anxiety. From Mattel’s Teen Talk Barbie manufactured to say, ‘Math class is tough!’ in 1992 to UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak speaking about t ... -
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In the education industry, change is not always easy to come by, especially when it comes to catering to diverse learning needs. However, there are individuals like Fil McIntyre who are dedicated to r ... -
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Spending weekends glued to TikTok, signing into remote work in pajamas, reluctant to use the telephone – these familiar, and sometimes scathing, parodies of Gen Z are popular. However, they are also a ... -
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Funding all the fun stuff you want to do in schools with students can be difficult; if only you had the money for the inspirational technology that can be used to engage and enrich students’ education ... -
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My deafness is my superpower. I was born without the small hairs in my cochlea. When I was younger, I saw it as a negative, but my Dad helped me realise it was a strength. I can be deaf whenever I wan ... -
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As educators, we’re all navigating the digital revolution, finding our way into a new era of smart education. As part of this, today’s educators are already very engaged in creating personalised, imme ... -
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The world we live in today faces multiple crises: economic, political, cultural and environmental. It’s hard to predict what the future of work holds for students in five, 10 or 15 years. Yet there’s ... -
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How can educators leverage the immense power of AI while simultaneously protecting students from its potential risks? Policymakers face the same question. To find an answer, the UK government called f ... -
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Robots have immense promise as educational aides. We offer a glimpse into the mechanical marvels which may be fixtures in innovative classrooms in the future. -
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2024 Bett speaker, Sam Smith, shares how universities can do more to support students who may be at risk of suicide. -
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Are you worried about the ever-changing EdTech landscape? Not sure where to turn for guidance or advice? Meet Dr. Neelam Parmar, Director of Digital Education and Professional Learning. Neelam is a ...