Why Online Education Can Help Mental Health
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Mental health issues may have increased in young people during the pandemic but online learning can help. How can online education benefit students’ lives?
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Mental health issues may have increased in young people during the pandemic but online learning can help. How can online education benefit students’ lives?
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Safeguarding students during the summer holidays is crucial and online learning can effectively help when delivered properly.
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EDTech has proved to be a great asset in providing teaching and learning over the past year. EDClass has taken it to another level.
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Online education and the recent proposed summer schools have the potential to help retain lost knowledge.
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EDClass, a pioneering British edtech company founded back in 2008, has today announced an update to its platform aimed at helping children catch up with lost learning due to the pandemic.
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This month you will notice some changes to the communication you receive from us: as our alternative provision business will become EDClass.
In this blog post we’ll explain what this means and what EDLounge will become.
To find out more about what the decision to move from EDLounge to EDClass means for you, call 01909 568338.
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Mental health is increasingly recognised as a problem for pupils of any age. A 2015 report by the Mental Health Foundation highlighted figures from previous ONS research that suggested 10% of children and young people between 5 and 16 have a diagnosable mental health problem.
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I have recently been conducting some research around innovation in education. With ever-advancing technology, there seems to be new ideas cropping up daily which would be fantastic to utilise for education, whether it is in the classroom or for individual study.
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How can the use of digital games in the classroom support children and young people’s learning?
As increasing numbers of 8-18-year-olds participate in gaming, so has interest in the identification and harnessing of its potential to support learning in schools. EDLounge takes a look at the key findings.
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