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While parents believe they have freedom in school selection, local politicians often play a crucial role in shaping access and decentralisation can lead to inequality.
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The EERA blog editors invited members of the EERA family to discuss the use of AI in academic blogging and create AI guidelines for blog contributors.
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As education systems adapt to the demands of the digital age, preparing students to live and learn in a technology driven world has become a pressing priority. The successful integration of digital technologies in education is a complex, multi-faceted process that depends on several interrelated factors, including the crucial role of family support and socio-economic conditions.
The post Parental and Family Involvement in Children’s Digital Learning: Bridging Policy and Practice appeared first on EERA Blog.
Dr Wenderlich explores how mindfulness and maths mediations can help reduce maths anxiety, and foster a deeper understanding of deeper mathematical concepts.
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