Investment in technology for schools has faced criticism because schools are still under performing. But once people realise it is the deployment, not the intention, that's at fault, then benefits of audiovisual technology will gain recognition, writes Nick Booth
In a recent poll by the UK’s highest-selling national newspaper, just under 90 per cent of its readers said they believed that schools have shown no sign of improvement. This comes hot on the heels...
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