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Your kid was born for this exact moment in history, with possibilities ahead of them that previous generations could only dream about. The only question left is: will you let this failing system stifle your kid’s potential, or will you go looking for something to unleash it?

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Don't just watch TV. Explore over 10,000 free channels from around the world.

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Create AI-powered personalised stories for kids aged 3-12 with magical heroes, adventures, bedtime tales and educational content.

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Monty Python covered this in the 1970s. In one of Terry Gilliam's surrealist animations, a television set opens up to jab and pluck at the eyes of the hapless viewer whilst his wife crows 'Henry, turn that television, you know it's bad for your eyes.' The sketch was aimed firmly at the moral panic over…

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The aim of this book is to enable you to use AI prompts to rapidly generate course materials that are specifically designed for your students.

Understand how GenAI is reshaping learning and formative assessment.  Generative AI is changing how learners engage with language – and raising tough questions about assessment. If students can lean on GenAI, how do we still see what they truly know and can do? Our Assessment Evolved report explores how formative assessment can evolve in response. With the right design, GenAI doesn’t undermine learning – it can enhance reflection, strengthen feedback and deepen language use.

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An infinite visual browser generated entirely on demand in real time

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Turn blog posts, articles, PDFs, and documents into narrated videos with templates, voiceover, scene editing, and cross-channel distribution workflows.

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A system that detects your weaknesses, trains you where it matters most, and measures your readiness with real exam-format exercises. Start free.

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From the Pod: 7 things parents get wrong about screens. We talk about the data showing exactly how much "dumb screen time" is already cluttering traditional classrooms, and how one-to-one AI tutors can keep kids in the zone of proximal development. Done right, screens are how we demand more from our students, accelerate their learning by multiple grade levels, and raise high-agency kids in a digital world.

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Language is central to learning. Across many contexts worldwide, schools and classrooms bring together learners with diverse linguistic backgrounds and identities. This diversity enriches communities but also requires careful decisions about which languages are used in education, and how. In multilingual contexts – including those shaped by colonial histories or high mobility – these decisions are often complex.

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I hate either/or thinking. It flattens complexity into something easier to argue with, but less true. False binaries make for lively debates, but what happens when we sit in the uncertainty, the messy middle, a little longer instead of rushing to pick a side?

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Create, explore, and learn with audio courses on any topic.

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At Surveva, we create a collaborative space driven by polls, interactions, and analytics. Our approach encourages learning, sparks thoughtful dialogue, and inspires questions that challenge norms, offering users a richer, more enlightening experience.

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PanelQ is the best Q&A platform for live panels. Collect audience questions via QR code, moderate them instantly, and display them on stage. No app download required.

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