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How can schools and colleges train staff to use AI responsibly?
Teachers, particularly schools and colleges need to think carefully about how to use AI responsibly, ensuring it supports learning rather than undermines trust and equity in education
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#AIinEducation
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Disinformation, echo chambers, clickbait...
What do they all mean and why does it matter?
See how many fake news-related buzzwords you know with @BBCBitesize #FactOrFake 👉 bbc.in/3WbdcVJ
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Investigation into digital citizenship education in England for 7-16-year-olds. If you’re a school librarian willing to participate in an anonymous survey to explore the school librarians’ role please consider completing this questionnaire
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If you’ve never looked at the poetry resource @TheDirigible - this is one of the reasons why you need to! Read, or listen, to this poem by @angietange or any of the other fantastic poems - all for free! #poetryforchildren
dirigibleballoon.org/poem/Th…
Thanks to @AttieLime & @RobinRB17 & @stefkidlit & @josiedefalco and @lozzawriting & indeed anyone else who encouraged me to try my first audio recording.
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I have spent a lot of time thinking about the Today programme guest-edited by @frankcottrell_b & wrote a few reflections. So grateful to you Frank for highlighting the connection between children’s books & public health.
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Books at Christmas #5 . I read this in one go , it’s a bit like Game of Thrones meets the Natural History Museum meets Grimm Fairytales . In short it’s fascinating and enthralling and definitely enchanting ! @the_manticore_ @wnbooks Available here waterstones.com/book/enchant…
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Want more #poetry in your life in 2025?Sign up for #PoetryByHeart Poem of the Week.Each week you'll receive a poem to share + activity to try.The activities model the Poetry By Heart way of lifting poetry off the page so it can be spoken, heard & enjoyed
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Delighted to share an OPEN ACCESS link to our special issue on Classics in the History of the African Humanities, from the 11th to the 21th century. From African philology to African musicology, from African historiography to African philosophy, and more.
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The Christmas period might be coming to an end, but we're still here.
If you or anyone you know needs support this winter, visit Kooth for free, confidential & non-judgemental support - from anxiety, loneliness, low mood, family struggles & more.
Let's get through winter together. See our festive hours kooth.com
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🚨 Important numbers for not just Christmas, but year round.
There's always someone ready to listen or help.
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ALT Samaritans 116 123 Age UK - 0800 678 1602 Alcoholics Anonymous - 0800 917 7650 Cruse Bereavement Care 0808 808 1677 Men's Adviceline - 0808 801 0327 Narcotics Anonymous - 0300 999 1212 National Debt Helpline - 0808 808 4000 NHS 111 ✓ Relate Relationship Support - 0300 003 0396 Shelter 0808 800 4444 Shout (confidential text service) 85258 Women's Adviceline - 0808 200 0247 Emergency Services / Police 999
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Why access to libraries and books are a human right for children scottishbooktrust.com/articl…
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Beyond the Secret Garden: Racially Minoritised People in British Children’s Literature. Written with @ksandsoconnor. Cover by @lucyfarfort. Foreword by Patrice Lawrence. Published by @EngMediaCentre. Pre-order: englishandmedia.co.uk/public…
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😄😄😄 How to enjoy a fine book buff.ly/2OBjCh7
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Never forget: READING FOR PLEASURE has the biggest positive impact of any factor on children's life chances. So never stop sharing books with kids. Never stop reading to them, and helping them to read. Never stop changing lives. #literacy
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THANK YOU for sharing your favourite Narnia stories and memories of those who read them to you. 250+ shares, 390+ comments & over 3.1k 'likes' go to show just what an important place books can have in our hearts. This, by Pauline Baynes, is one of my favourite book illustrations.
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One piece of literature influenced The Lord of the Rings more than any other
Tolkien studied it for 25 years, convinced it had a hidden meaning
What he discovered changed the face of literature and helped him create his life’s masterpiece… 🧵
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Old English is the coolest language you’ve never heard of
From Beowulf to Lord of the Rings, its influence is legendary — but most people know nothing about it.
Here’s a primer on Old English, and an explanation of why we wrote "ye olde" instead of "the old"...
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20 pieces of classic literature every man should read in his 20s
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