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ICT in schools 2008-11
14 Dec 2011
Ref: 110134
Since the Education Reform Act of 1988, information and communication technology has been compulsory for all pupils from 5 to 16 in maintained schools. This report draws on evidence from the inspection of information and communication technology in primary, secondary and special schools between 2008 and 2011. The use of ICT is considered as both a specialist subject and across the wider school curriculum.
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| word ICT in schools 2008-2011.doc | word | 986.00 KB |
| pdf ICT in schools 2008-2011.pdf | 244.84 KB | |
| word ICT in schools 2008-2011 - summary.doc | word | 428.50 KB |
| pdf ICT in schools 2008-2011 - summary.pdf | 53.53 KB |
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