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Tag Archives: Collaborative learning
ICT and the ‘S’ word
A great deal has been written about teaching pupils about significance. If you want to get a feel for the extensive work that has been done in this area you only have to look at ‘Teaching History’ to access to … Continue reading
Posted in History, Second Order Concepts
Tagged Collaborative learning, Engaging pupils, ICT, Independent Learning
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Encouraging independent study – using Wikispaces
A couple of years ago we re shaped our KS3 schemes of work using a thematic approach to reflect the most recent changes in the National Curriculum (NC). At the same time we were also fortunate to be able to … Continue reading
Posted in Learning Platforms, VLEs
Tagged Collaborative learning, Independent Learning
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