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NB When visiting a site pay close attention to copyright, licence details and other legal notices. The websites listed here are a combination of those posted in both the April and December 2002 ICT in Fife Schools' newsletters are useful for the following studies:
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Channel 4's Essential website for P4 to early secondary The education section of Channel 4's website offers a wide range of resources with a mix of on-line interactive activities and free, downloadable worksheets and more, for both primary and secondary pupils and teachers.
The primary site contains Essentials -a colourful and entertaining
set of educational websites covering science, geography and history
at key stage 2 (upper primary, ages 7 - 11) but some of the information
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SecondaryThe secondary site will be covered in the next newsletter but teachers may visit the site at http://www.channel4.com/learning/secondary.html or subject specific sites, for example English http://www.channel4.com/learning/microsites/W/waywithwords/main.html
http://www.channel4.com/learning/microsites/S/sos/
and Homework High www.homeworkhigh.com which is aimed at school pupils. Although available at all times certain subjects have an online teacher response:-
Please conduct your own research before deciding whether or not to direct pupils to this website.
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The BBC is a prime source for free resources and the section dedicated to education is known as BBCi. From the main website users are able to access areas specific to … |
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North East Lincolnshire has won a number of awards for its very informative website. Please take a look. It is a very useful portal to a large number of websites which have been arranged under categories to assist the busy teacher. http://www.thelighthouseforeducation.co.uk
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An excellent site covering all aspects of ICT use in education. There are numerous sections of interest to all teachers. Just use the search facility to find what you want. An extract from the site explains what is available From case studies and examples of good practice to practical guidance on using ICT within the curriculum and for administration, the Becta web site can help keep you up to date. The Becta Web site can be navigated in a number of ways, and further information on how you can use the Becta Web site to best effect is provided in our frequently asked question, how can I make the most of the Becta Web site?
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http://tre.ngfl.gov.uk/
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The Teacher Resource Exchange is a database of resources and activities designed to help teachers develop and share ideas for good practice. The new-look, redeveloped TRE provides a variety of navigational features designed to deliver resources specific to your needs. Registration is free. Enter your subject or sector and your profile will be customised to suit your needs so that the next time you log on a wide range of resources will be accessible from your home page.
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