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Te s 3 SEPTEMBER 2021

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Remote control The legal threat to schools over remote learning, why you should be happy about covering a lesson and other top articles from tes.com

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Dreams of success Te s’ 10 questions: pop sensation Gabrielle talks of how poetry lessons inspired her career and her starring role in a school staging of Grease

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Clearing the air With all state schools due to be given CO2 monitors, Te s looks at the challenges involved in improving air quality in our classrooms

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Importing talent A roundup of key stories you may have missed this week, from the recruitment of overseas teachers to the hiring of ‘attendance advisers’

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Cognitive slowed The rapid rise of cognitive science in education could be halted by a warning about the way teachers are applying it in the classroom

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True colours A failure to diagnose children’s colour blindness is holding pupils back, researchers warn – but a new app could offer a solution

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Tech the initiative Five ways school leaders can build on the wider use of edtech during the pandemic to come up with a clear digital strategy for the future

Next week The cyber threat How can schools protect themselves from ransomware attacks?