Computing: potential key to unlock social mobility

Miles Berry

Computing: potential key to unlock social mobility

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Abstract

Not just a subject for schools in the leafy suburbs.
Miles Berry, senior lecturer at The University of
Roehampton makes a passionate case to develop
strong Computing teaching across all schools.

Original language	English
Pages	7
Number of pages	1
Volume	Autumn 2016
Specialist publication	Switched On
Publisher	British Computer Society
Publication status	Published - 10 Sept 2016

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