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Genna Ash-Brown

Genna Ash-Brown

Verified

Editor, Dine Out

Bristol

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Anything lifestyle and travel

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Football, Politics, and Betting.

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Total articles 384

  • Sector leaders issue joint open letter against plans to launch public curriculum body

    By Genna Ash-Brown Verified| edtechnology.co.uk@ Education publishers, authors and resources suppliers have issued an open letter to the Department for Education (DfE), calling on them to reconsider plans to turn Oak National Academy (ONA) into an arms-length public curriculum body. ONA was founded during the pandemic and offers nearly 10,000 free lessons to teachers covering age groups 4-16.

    By Genna Ash-Brown Verified · edtechnology.co.uk

    Jul. 26, 2022

  • How meditation benefits children in and out of the classroom

    By Jamie Watkins, Sirisilp Kongslip, Genna Ash-Brown Verified| edtechnology.co.uk@ The benefits of meditation and mindfulness are widely recognised in adults, but many overlook the advantages of teaching children this important life skill and the benefits it can bring to both their wellbeing and their behaviour. A recent survey conducted by NHS Digital found that 17% of children aged between 6–16 had a probable mental disorder, while 39% had experienced a deterioration of their mental health between 2017–2021.

    By Jamie Watkins, Sirisilp Kongslip, Genna Ash-Brown Verified · edtechnology.co.uk

    Feb. 19, 2022

  • Five ways smart displays can transform classroom teaching

    By Genna Ash-Brown Verified| edtechnology.co.uk@ Far from an example of smart tech for the sake of smart tech, the Elmo Board can actually help better engage students — and, in the process, help improve learning outcomes. Here are five ways it can turbocharge teaching – or, at least, make it a whole lot easier. #1. Enhanced visual learningConcepts that can be demonstrated visually are more likely to be retained.

    By Genna Ash-Brown Verified · edtechnology.co.uk

    Dec. 07, 2021

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Bristol, United Kingdom