As Michael Gove says pupils are "bored" by school computer lessons, an ICT strategy leader tells Channel 4 News there are many "innovative teachers" keen to get coding onto the curriculum.

Mr Gove hopes that a "dramatic change" could be achieved in only a few years. "Instead of children bored out of their minds being taught how to use Word and Excel by bored teachers, we could have ...

Students bringing lessons to life with stop-motion animation Photo: Ernest Chua Photo: Ernest Chua Photo: Ernest Chua Photo: Ernest Chua Photo: Ernest Chua By Amanda Lee Published November 2, 2013 ...

Next-Gen Co-author of Next-Gen, a pioneering review of the British ICT curriculum from 2010, Livingstone has been instrumental in re-shaping ICT lessons in schools to suit modern-day children.

MCV Staff 11th June 2012 Development News The UK government is to proceed with scrapping the current programme of ICT lessons in schools from September, it has announced.

Minister Galea said that several schools have taken on this challenge and he explained that the use of ICT will benefit both the teacher and the student. The educator can create lessons that are ...

"ICT lessons seem to do a lot of PowerPoint and Word, but students are more motivated by more interactive things like programming. "There's a lot of logical thinking involved.

As Michael Gove says pupils are "bored" by school computer lessons, an ICT strategy leader tells Channel 4 News there are many "innovative teachers" keen to get coding onto the curriculum.

Information and communications technology (ICT) teachers say plans to shake up the curriculum in England are "exciting" but "challenging". Current ICT lessons will be scrapped from September and ...