It Learning Between Gcses and a-Levels Suffers
E.learning Age › Nbr. 4/2008, May 2008 › News
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The survey of 1,000 recent school leavers or graduates in the early stages of employment finds that although basic IT functions are successfully being taught in the early stages of education and some specialist learning takes place post secondary school, students are missing out on continued IT skills education during the middle years of the curriculum. Tony Speakman, regional manager, Northern Europe FileMaker, said: The good news is that widespread use and introduction of technology at an early stage in education has created a generation of fluent IT users.
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It Learning Between Gcses and a-Levels Suffers
Research from FileMaker reveals that while IT confidence is high among school leavers, there is a gap between GCSE and A-...
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