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PressReader for Schools offers a wealth of materials to students - but how can you get the most from your subscription? Join Alex Reid, UK account executive, as he takes…
JSTOR's AI Research Tool supports students in their research, while also giving them safe exposure to the world of AI tools. Here's how you can make the most of the…
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Not only crucial for students studying art and art history, access to digital images is increasingly beneficial across the curriculum as a whole - here's how you can incorporate them…
How contextual learning can help students engage more effectively in learning.
In an increasingly convoluted landscape of news and media, distinguishing fact from fiction is a significant challenge. Consequently, teaching students media literacy is essential - but how do we do…
With reading enjoyment at an all-time low, there is another unexpected form that is drawing in young people. Here's how you can get teenage boys reading for pleasure again.
As students, overwhelmed in a world with unprecedented masses of information, leave school lacking key research skills, enrolment into higher education is decreasing. Building research skills earlier in education is…
By prioritising digital literacy across schools and colleges, alongside efforts to expand digital access, educators can help bridge the divide and help build equitable opportunities for all.
Emily Stannard, Head Librarian and IB Extended Essay Coordinator at Bradfield College, outlines how schools which provide a modern-day library for their students will reap benefits in both strong digital…
Kelly Banks, Senior Director of the Libraries and Institutions Sales Team at PressReader, outlines how teachers and librarians can collaborate to teach media literacy in schools.
With reading for pleasure at an all-time low, why is there such reluctance around reading? We sat down with two experts to discuss the danger of labelling readers as 'reluctant'.
