ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode, Chris hosts Adam!
Together, they explore whether children's learning processes have changed in the digital age, examining societal influences versus cognitive fundamentals.
They discuss how teaching methods should adapt to societal changes without assuming cognitive shifts in learning and how the Government's introduction of new vocational qualifications is blurring the lines of evidence and impact.
This podcast is part of the Education Leaders Podcast Network. For more information, see educationleaders.co/network.
Original music by Caffeinated Studios
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United States
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