Online programs changing literacy education

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By IEC Group
Community contribution / July 22, 2019

Technology is playing a significant role in teaching literacy, with online education programs gaining increasing recognition and presence in schools.

LiteracyPlanet, a comprehensive program which works alongside traditional teaching methods, is seeing encouraging results from school users. Students are seen ...

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IEC Group produces some of Australia’s leading trade shows, industry events and conferences, including the National Education Summit and The Education Show. Held at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, the Show features 100+ exhibitors showcasing the latest cutting-edge learning and teaching resources along with programs, support services and technology to educators from across Australia. Visitors can also attend the Free Education Program, as well as the Free Spotlight Stage where exhibitors will provide in depth information about their service, program or resource.

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