• increased learner effectiveness or performance gains
• increased learner efficiency
• greater learner engagement or satisfaction
• more positive student attitudes to learning.
a selection of supporting evidence:
Impact on attainment in secondary school
The equivalent to a term's additional progress in KS3 science.
An average gain in GCSE science equivalent to 52,484 students moving from grade D to C.
Improvements to the overall percentage of pupils 5+ A*-Cs at GCSE in the year after broadband introduction.
After controlling for KS3 results, the availability of a computer at home is significantly positively associated with Key Stage 4 test scores. This association amounts to around 14 GCSE points (equivalent to 2 GCSE grades).
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What are the benefits of universal life insurance, and what are the possible drawbacks of this type of policy
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Advantages of ICT in society include improved communication, access to information, and efficiency in various sectors. However, disadvantages may include issues of privacy and security, digital divide, and potential job displacement due to automation. It is essential to consider these factors when implementing ICT in society to maximize benefits and mitigate drawbacks.
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