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The document discusses how technology can help raise standards in schools and make the most of pupil premium funding. It outlines some numbers about the school, references a Sutton Trust report, and questions where technology is currently being used. It then provides examples of how technology could be used to show different ways of explaining fractions and writing story openers. A price comparison of Chromebooks, iPads, and PCs is also included, looking at costs of devices, infrastructure, support, software, and lifespan.
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Beyond Degrees - Empowering the Workforce in the Context of Skills-First.pptx
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spot a liar (Haiqa 146).pptx Technical writhing and presentation skills
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Raising Standards with technology
- 1. Raising Standards with technology Making the most of pupil premium funding
- 2. Some numbers that describe my school... 65 28 270 13 2
- 3. What the Sutton Trust Report says
- 5. But what if technology could...
- 6. Show different ways of making 2/5 https://docs.google.com/a/paganelschool.net/ drawings/d/1bNa0_- Fqfz835VCuXYk52iDQi_CEK_zMoSH4gKPz Rng/edit
- 7. Write a story opener https://docs.google.com/a/paganelschool.net/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Ahl9lQNBdTn4dHFoRzI2RVhlM2tfM0x2dDc1dVlvTGc#gi d=0
- 9. My Price comparison Chromebooks iPads PCs Devices £6000 £7500 £9000 Infrastructure £1200 £2000 £1500 Support £600 £2400 £2400 Software £1.25 £1000 £3000 Life Span 3 yrs + ?? 3-5 yrs