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Includes lessons on: how your brain works; multiple intelligences; how to use your senses for learning; democracy and equality; attitude; love and understanding; social intelligence; forgiveness and fairness; and,...

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Learner-learner Discussion

In this Standards Unit: Improving Learning in Mathematics video you can see three separate discussions taking place.

Sequence As you watch the video sequence consider the following questions:

* Are all the learners that you see participating in the discussion? * How is each learner gaining from...

This beautiful and simple book introduces young readers to the names of different animals and their body parts.

Learning about levers through beam and mass

This video and accompanying teacher notes explore moments. The video details an experiment to explore the principles involved, as well as including the calculations required and how to extend the task.

This item is one of over 25,000 physical resources available from the Resources Collection. The Archive Collection covers over 50 years of curriculum development in the STEM subjects. The Contemporary Collection includes all the latest publications from UK educational publishers.

Learning About Life for Ages 7 to 11 Years

This resource centres around five posters designed to promote discussion, which link to the topic areas of micro-organisms, keeping healthy, plants, life-cycles, how we see things and PSHE. The notes provide information for teachers including key teaching points and questions. They focus on the variety of micro-...

Learning About Magnetism - EAL

This resource uses an investigation into whether everyday objects are magnetic or not to develop the language skills of prediction and expressing an opinion. The teaching notes include guidance on how to run the investigation which are supported by the powerpoints which include pictures of the objects to...

This beautiful and simple label book introduces young readers to the names of different plants and their parts.

Ideas for using space concepts in both primary and secondary schools.