A speaker and edtech advisor both in his own school and across Europe, he believes that the central purpose of education is to help our children find things to be truly passionate about and move beyond literacy and into fluency, across a number of skills. 
@JNealeUK on Twitter

A speaker and edtech advisor both in his own school and across Europe, he believes that the central purpose of education is to help our children find things to be truly passionate about and move beyond literacy and into fluency, across a number of skills. @JNealeUK on Twitter

A speaker and edtech advisor both in his own school and across Europe, he believes that the central purpose of education is to help our children find things to be truly passionate about and move beyond literacy and into fluency, across a number of skills. 
@JNealeUK on Twitter 
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