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and it's time for us to go now — until tomorrow. bye — bye. ricky boleto, bbc news. that was a nice step back memory lane. joining me now is one of the hosts for bbc education show live lesson and newsround — de—graft mensah. tell me, do you feel like more of a tv presenter or a teacher? i definitely feel more like a tv presenter, but doing live lessons is given even more respect about all the amazing teachers are there because the teacher live lesson in itself is incredibly hard, let alone a class filled with 30 kids. absolutely. bbc education has had a really important place, hasn't it, over the years, educating different generations and we saw in the piece
into its own. carry on and sorry to interrupt. ida into its own. carry on and sorry to interru t. ., ., , into its own. carry on and sorry to interrut. ., ., , �*, interrupt. no worries, it's similar to what my _ interrupt. no worries, it's similar to what my colleague _ interrupt. no worries, it's similar to what my colleague were - interrupt. no worries, it's similar| to what my colleague were saying then, the programming we were outputting was entertaining learning and i think for children to be able to see some of your favourite presenters and favour people you recognise on screen teaching lessons, it became something that they really enjoyed and wanted to do. looking back at some of the programming that we saw in that vat earlier on it reminded me of some of the programming that we saw in that vat earlier on it reminded me of similar lessons got a lot better and they have become a lot more entertaining so i'm glad we were there for all of them.— entertaining so i'm glad we were there for all of them. what do you remember — there for all of them. what do you remember from _ there for all of them. what do you remember from your _ there for all of them. what do you remember from your childhood i there for all of them. what do you i remember from your childhood when you're watching? i remember from your childhood when you're watching?— you're watching? i have this very distinct memory _ you're watching? i have this very distinct memory of _ you're watching? i have this very distinct memory of being - you're watching? i have this very distinct memory of being in i you're watching? i have this very i distinct memory of being in school in primary school and having the teachers we love this massive tv that was kind of rickety and with a vhs and what a weird wash today? and as you get older, engagement with
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were they being entertained, but they were learning. hey, word watchers! what makes martin a real artist? st does! and while some things definitely haven't changed... look at this — always wanted to see what's behind there. ..the way that young people and children get their educational content from the bbc has definitely evolved with the times. as we race into the �*90s, technology transforms bbc education. bitesize — the online learning portal for young people — is launched... we've got a little page here. there we are. the gcse bitesize revision... ..becoming even more relevant during the covid—19 pandemic, as schools across the uk closed. the site attracted almost four million weekly users. this is the bbc live programme... from gathering around the wireless, to live lessons streaming on smartboards — a lot has changed in the last 100 years.
particularly during the pandemic it absolutely came into its own when lots of us parents were stuck at home wondering how on earth were going to educate our children around and bbc really stepped up. you know what, in a period _ and bbc really stepped up. you know what, in a period of— and bbc really stepped up. you know what, in a period of time _ and bbc really stepped up. you know what, in a period of time was - and bbc really stepped up. you know what, in a period of time was a - and bbc really stepped up. you know what, in a period of time was a very i what, in a period of time was a very interesting period of time. we filmed newsround in a building and media city in salford and at the time it was only newsround and live lessons who are the only sort of live bit of children's output during the time period and i think we really understood how much children did rely on services like newsround and live lessons. it was the only opportunity for many children to access... , . ., ., , opportunity for many children to access... , .., ., , .., access... one second, wages could sing about — access. .. one second, wages could sing about our— access... one second, wages could sing about our viewers _ access... one second, wages could sing about our viewers on - access. .. one second, wages could sing about our viewers on bbc- access... one second, wages couldl sing about our viewers on bbc world and they will come back to you. thank you. do stay with us on uk viewers. sorry to interrupt you there. this go back to what you are talking about, the importance of during the pandemic of how it came