From our website we provide a variety of documents that have been published by RECAP Limited - these are available for you either to download or to read on-line. We also provide links to external websites where a good range of educational resources are available.
Some of these links will enable you to locate documents that are free to download, others may be purchased or obtained via subscription or for purchase outright.
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This is the website for the "Thinking Together Project", which is focused on a dialogue-based approach to the development of children's thinking and learning. The website includes reference to classroom-based research in several countries to answer two key questions about the use of spoken language as a tool for learning and problem solving. The website also includes materials that can be downloaded as well as links to useful books and research projects.
Discovery NowThis is a well presented website with news and information about the newest advances from NASA and the aerospace community. The website features a range of lesson plans (in PDF format) for use with students in the classroom as well as a daily podcast. Discovery Now is written and produced in the USA by the National Institue of Aerospace (NIA) with a grant from the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA). Lesson plans are listed under the sidebar heading "For the Classroom".
The ARKive ProjectThis website provides a wealth of free, multimedia resources for teaching and learning. Resources include a large selection of good quality wildlife and environmental films and images - free to download and suitable for a wide range of science and geography topics in both primary and secondary schools. In addition, there are sections devoted for teachers and educators with downloadable briefings, lesson plans and project ideas.
Geography of HappinessThis is a useful resource for teaching and learning and contained within an educational wiki. There are a range of videos in different formats about a number of European countries as well as links to further information.
European Pedalogical ICT LicenceThis is a carefully designed programme of professional development and certification for educators. The EPICT Licence provides a modular and flexible approach to study options, consisting of a blend of materials and learning methods which includes: General Articles, Exemplars of Good Practice, an Elearning Gateway? to Supplementary Links, Good Practice Guides and sources of advice, core Training Materials and an accompanying ICT Skills Manual.
Podcast directory for schools and collegesA directory of selected podcasts (audio, enhanced and video files) that are suitable for educational use with children and young people. The sections in the directory include National Curriculum subjects as well as podcasts produced by schools, colleges and universities.
The History ChannelAudio and video archive of materials that can be listened and viewed over a broadband connection. The audio section includes famous speeches from notable international politicians as well as famous broadcasts and recordings of the twentieth century.
On-line publications for schoolsA very useful section of the TeacherNet website where publications can be easily located and downloaded. There is a wide range of topics, a search facility and quick links for browsing publication categories.
International Networking for Educational TransformationProvided via the Specialist Schools Trust, the iNet is a global network for sharing information. This section of the website features a range of materials and resources for affliated secondary schools.
The Virtual Teacher CentreA valuable website providing a good range of education information, materials, news and details of events. The website includes a specific subject search facility.
Schemes of work for teachersThis DfES website provides schemes of work in the form of units to download. All the subjects of the National Curriculum are included, together with literacy and numeracy.
Materials for the literacy strategy (DfES)A range of materials to support the planning, teaching and learning for pupils in primary schools.
Materials for the numeracy strategy (DfES)Materials to support the planning, teaching and learning of pupils in primary schools. The site includes Springboard materials as well as interactive teaching programmes.
Materials for the Foundation Stage (DfES)A range of advice, information and materials for teachers and managers in the foundation stage.
Materials from Hamilton TrustShort and medium-term plans for literacy and numeracy available for download. Links to Hamiliton Trust publications but can be used independently, especially in maths.
Free materials from BSI EducationA range of interesting topics are provided for the 7-19 age-range. The content contributes to different subjects of the National Curriculum, including literacy and numeracy.
Nuffield Curriculum CentreA wide range of materials are provided in the sections on primary, secondary and post-16 on this website. Select the subjects/areas to locate the materials and learning resources to download documents.
Resources for primary schoolsA wide range of online teaching and learning resources can be downloaded from the @school website. Materials are only available by subscription but can be purchased by schools or directly by teachers and parents. Schools can use eLearning Credits funded by the DfES.
Solutions for mathematicsRange of good quality resources for young people aged 11+. Available for purchase, these include sets of stimulating posters for classroom display as well as ready-to-use materials for both teachers and young people involved in maths clubs.
Teaching resources from the BBCA range of free resources for teachers and parents of 4-16 year-olds. Some materials link directly to interactive materials for use by children and young people.
Multimedia materials from Curriculum OnlineA range of multimedia resources covering various subjects and topics. These can be freely reviewed but have to be purchased either directly or by using eLearning Credits provided to primary and secondary schools, funded by the DfES.
Saturday, 4th February 2012
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