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Discover what media literacy is and how to teach media literacy with these downloadable interactive secondary KS3 and KS4 resources from BBC Teach. Filmed in real life work settings, the videos look ...

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SINGAPORE – A primary school mathematics question posted in the Reddit forum in May led to a discussion on whether a child’s written calculation or working that seemed to be correct was marked wrongly ...