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New Literacy Web Site
The Scottish Borders local authority have recently completed a new Literacy website which may be of interest. It contains a collection of literacy activities categorised according to CfE levels. … more →
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New Literacy Web Site
jimhighland wrote 2 months ago: The Scottish Borders local authority have recently completed a new Literacy website which may be of … more →
Learning to Change-Changing to Learn
jimhenderson wrote 2 months ago: Interesting video looking at the future direction of education and learning. Some of it ties in with … more →
Building the Curriculum 3
jimhighland wrote 2 months ago: Introduction to Building the Curriculum 3 - a framework for learning and teaching This paper outlin … more →
Games on the curriculum - Scottish schools
Alexandra Matthews wrote 4 months ago: Daniel Livingstone wrote a post today regarding an article on game design being taught in Scottish s … more →
Games on the curriculum
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Daniel Livingstone wrote 4 months ago: I spotted this intriguing piece earlier in the week -” ‘Games’ to be taught in Sco … more →
Choices for Life 2008
jimhighland wrote 4 months ago: Choices for Life 2008: new teaching packs Choices for Life, a national programme of events to suppo … more →
Welcome B.Ed 4 to the world of Blogging
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craigiecrayons wrote 5 months ago: Since our B.Ed 4 students were in B.Ed 1 (such a long technological time ago), there have been many, … more →
"It's Just A Fad..."
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Mr W wrote 5 months ago: If you’ve been in Education long enough you are bound to encounter the cynics who have ’ … more →
Better session on our rich task
carolinegibson wrote 6 months ago: Thank goodness it went better today! Everything that I wanted to get done on Monday but didn … more →
Moving on Curriculum for excellence
andreareid wrote 9 months ago: Today we had a headteacher conference. It was really useful to hear people from LTS talking about C … more →
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