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Category: Personalised learning

Getting personal?

  Martin Allen  The Teacher  Secondary and Sixth-Form Supplement September 2007        The chances are that as a high school teacher, you will have had some introduction to the  idea  of ‘personalised’ learning. At the very least, SMT members will have referred to it at one time or another and there might also … Continue reading Getting personal? →

Martin Allen Personalised learning Leave a comment October 5, 2007May 4, 2009 4 Minutes

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