ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In episode 2 of empowerED, we're joined by Sarah Bramley-Dymond, Head of Digital Learning at The Redmaids' High School, and Richard Anderton, Digital Transformation Lead at The Arthur Terry Learning Partnership. These digital trailblazers take us on a journey through the world of technology and its influence beyond the classroom. We explore how edtech is transforming not only the way students learn but also how it's making a profound impact on society.
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United Kingdom
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