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The advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) in recent years has been very controversial, with many educators arguing that it does nothing but erode the quality of education.

But as with everything, every tool can both be helpful and destructive; it always depends on how you use them.

In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, classrooms must be more productive than ever before. Yet teachers face a growing list of duties, from tailoring lessons and crafting complex curricula to handling paperwork and helping students. This mountain of work often burns teachers out, leaving them with less time to do what truly matters: connecting with […]

Introducing Tech Journey Insights: a fresh, real-talk podcast hosted by two former teachers, Beverly Clarke MBE and Rebecca Franks, who have walked the walk. Both have transitioned from traditional teaching roles into the ever-evolving tech world and now they are sharing what insights and what they have learned along the way.

Educators have an immense potential impact on student outcomes by recognising the importance of well-crafted study notes and ensuring they are shared effectively with learners. These resources support academic success and create an environment where independence and critical thinking can flourish.

Twickenham boy uses robot to help with schoolwork during cancer treatment, artificial intelligence (AI), used in the right way for the right reasons could revolutionise the education sector!

Embrace failure – the first time I started the business it failed. It turned out it was the best thing that could have happened. Don’t be afraid to fail – just learn from your mistakes and go again. 

A recent report showed that one of the biggest trends for career changers in the last year or so is teachers retraining in tech. Jess shares her story from primary teacher to Software Engineer.