-Individual, regular rewards improve employer desirability – Positive connection found between individual rewards and employee motivation for education workers – Clear correlation between lack of expressing gratitude and staff turnover in the education sector NEW research reveals that education business leaders who thank their staff experience reduced staff turnover, improved staff retention and more successful […]
10 October 2019 – UK teachers see budgetary constraints as one of the main barriers to the adoption of digital technology in schools. Yet greater access to digital versions of textbooks is the most desired resource for teachers. The findings come from a survey of more than 800 teachers and school leaders conducted by YouGov on […]
Financial instability and academic success are causing high levels of stress for students starting university, while parents are deeply concerned about their children’s wellbeing, a recent survey has found. The research, commissioned by Endsleigh Insurance Services, showed how students set to embark on their studies begin feeling the pressure more than a month before starting […]
Financial instability and academic success are causing high levels of stress for students starting university, while parents are deeply concerned about their children’s wellbeing, a recent survey has found. The research, commissioned by Endsleigh Insurance Services, showed how students set to embark on their studies begin feeling the pressure more than a month before starting […]
Print your customisable school trip planning timeline. When you start planning your annual school trip, the task lists and deadlines can feel overwhelming. At The Learning Adventure, we help you through the whole process – use our guide’s printable resource below as your own customisable timeline to help get you organised. Scroll down to get […]
Distance Learning As technology improves, and distance learning becomes a popular choice for learning, auto tracking camera solutions enables organisations of all sizes to easily recreate an in-class experience for online learners. Using a single camera for distance learning is severely limited, as it only provides a narrow field of view, which means you only […]
Boris Johnson has confirmed that school budgets will increase by over £7 billion per year by 2022. This is a very welcome increase although many in the education sector are treating the announcement with caution. This is understandable given previous budget cuts, political instability and the fact that schools are having to fund most of […]
This September, HISTORY® launched History Lessons, a new programming initiative designed to help 11 to 16-year-olds learn more about the historic periods and themes they are studying in school. The programming strand, which started on 7th September, is aimed at Key Stage 3 and GCSE pupils and broadcasts from 8am to 10am every Saturday morning. […]
The traditional chalk and blackboard approach is long gone from classrooms across the nation, as education continues to evolve in line with new technologies. In fact, the UK government has recently confirmed an investment of £10m to advance upon existing technology measures in our schools. So, how will this change the nature of education, and […]
Are you a well-paid doctor, teacher, civil servant, judge, armed forces personnel or other public sector worker? Are you about to get tax grabbed from your pension? Thousands of doctors, teachers, civil servants, judges, armed forces personnel and other public sector workers have been caught by swinging tax charges from HMRC– all because of the […]
