- posted by Ross Mountney 
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The transition between from school and colleges onto Uni can be filled with emotions and anxieties for all involved. As most articles deal with the practicalities of this event for the students, this one takes the parent’s view. Parents generally feel positive about the youngsters going to Uni, proud and excited too, but can also... Read more »
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You may have seen reports in the media recently about how the way we respond to our boys and girls, with reference to their gender, can hold them back. An investigation conducted by Dr Javid Abelmoneim, has been looking into the issue. He devised some activities and experiments for a class of seven year olds... Read more »
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The therapeutic benefits of owning or stroking pets, and looking after animals, have been regularly documented. Among the things we are more familiar with like Guide Dogs for the Blind, Hearing Dogs, or riding for the disabled which have enabled people to participate in activities that might not have been possible without, visiting pets are... Read more »
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There was a thought provoking article about educational technology in a recent edition of The Economist called ‘Together, technology and teachers can revamp schools’. The article suggested that up until recently the relationship between technology and education has been tenuous. And that technological advancements, programmes and innovations, which seemed at first to be an exciting... Read more »
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With all the recent campaigning for the election I wonder how many teachers absconded from the classroom for a day or two to get involved? It would be considered shocking in this country to have teachers absent from the classroom because they were busy campaigning. Yet it seems to be quite acceptable if you teach... Read more »
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