DfE will not 'dictate' specifics on e-learning ICT resources, says Gove

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Education minister will not 'wade in' over resources or teaching methods to assist teachers' transition to new curriculum

In Computing's exclusive interview with Michael Gove, the education secretary has stated that while the Department for Education (DfE) is "keen that schools embrace the opportunities" presented by ...

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