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Personalised learning

Posted on 03 Sep 2010 with 0 comments

There is considerable debate and discussion on the topic of personalised learning that advocates suggest has been enabled by the use of digital technologies. Some years ago, the UK Department of Education adopted a policy of personalised education. The five key components for personalised learning outlined by the department were: assessment for learning; effective teaching and learning; curriculum entitlement and choice; school organisation, and beyond the school. However, the benefits and processes of personalised learning have remained controversial and elusive for many.

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