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Published: Tuesday, 14 May 2013
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A recent study has found that more than eight in ten people involved in an EU-funded initiative aimed at encouraging innovative teaching methods and improved learning materials for children, say the scheme had a positive and lasting impact on them.The same proportion also state that it would have been impossible to achieve the same results without European support, according to a new study.The projects were funded through the EU's Comenius scheme, which supports a range of activities, from school partnerships to teacher training and the eTwinning school network. Read more.

Published: Tuesday, 30 April 2013
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A recent report  on CTV News describes how virtual schooling in Alberta, Canada is facing funding difficuties. The specific organisation in question is the Alberta Distance Learning Centre which offers virtual classes but schools who offer these classes to their students have had their funding cut in half.An online petition has been created in the hope of prompting the province to reevaluate its funding cuts. Read more.  

Published: Friday, 15 March 2013
Public Part of VISCED's Final Report to the Commission now published

The Final Public Report of the VISCED Project has been published as part of the final reporting carried out by Sero Consulting Ltd. on behalf of the project consortium. This report provides an overview of the main activities and outcomes of the VISCED project and puts the various tasks that have been carried out in the broader context of ICT supported learning. The report highlights many of the achievements of the project team and provides a summary of the main findings and recommendations made as a result of the work carried out by project partners.

Published: Saturday, 9 March 2013
Island School caters to the needs of home-educated children

Little Arthur Independent school in the Isles of Scilly, Cornwall, is geared exclusively to the needs of home-educated children, offering a personalized educational service for 11 -16 year olds. Courses cover National Curriculum Maths, Science and English for 11-14 year olds (Key Stage 3) a range of University of Cambridge International GCSE's for 14-16 year olds and the school offers exam centre facilities being an approved University of Cambridge International Exam Centre.

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