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Technology in the classroom
Innovative classroom technology can enrich even the simplest lesson activities. These resources cover some of the latest, most useful tech available to schools.
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Learning communities can support assessment, improve learning and boost parental partnership. Sophie Craven outlines how to develop them with classroom technologies
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Surfing the internet can now be a useful tool in every class. Follow this webcast to learn how you and your pupils can make the most of searching the internet
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Technology tools have to be of pedagogical benefit. Sophie Craven introduces ten free tools that you can use for a range of teaching and learning goals
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Alison Thomas explores how electronic resources from Load2Learn can help pupils who have difficulty reading standard print
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Ensuring that all pupils can read by the time that they leave primary school is a priority for headteachers across the country. Ben Barton looks at how new technology might make this easier
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How did a computer inspire a pupil with autism to return to school and encourage learning in different areas of the curriculum? Developmental psychologist James Galpin explains
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The educational community on Twitter is huge, but getting involved can be daunting. We’ll show you how to sign up and the best ways to use Twitter for your professional development
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Josephine Smith suggests there is a place for new technologies without neglecting reading, handwriting and spelling when it comes to creating literate and eloquent students
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Teachers are using Twitter not only for social networking, but also for swapping teaching tips and discussing current issues. This issue of CPD Update looks at the benefits of tweeting
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Angela Youngman talked with Justine O’Driscoll of the Bedford Just Learning Nursery about making computers accessible for children in the early years.