Pedagogy and ICT: awards that can be gained outside the classroom
These include the Duke of Edinburgh (link opens in new window), Young Enterprise (link opens in new window), Scout (link opens in new window) and Guide (link opens in new window) awards, and ASDAN (link opens in new window). These are accredited with the National Qualifications Framework (link opens in new window). To find out more about opportunities in their area, young people can visit their local Connexions (link opens in new window) service or Youth Service (link opens in new window).
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- Behaviour and Attendance toolkit units
- Behaviour and attendance: Rewards and sanctions to uncover inclusion and teaching and learning issues
- Behaviour and attendance: The impact of a whole-school approach to improve out-of-class behaviour
- Case study: science – effective use of ICT to support learning – cross-phase collaboration using a virtual learning environment
- Case study: science – effective use of ICT to support learning – getting started using a virtual learning environment
- Case study: science - effective use of ICT to support learning - concept maps and social networking
- Case study: science - effective use of ICT to support learning - using digital video
- Design and Technology Framework
- Design and Technology Framework - Review process
- Design and Technology Framework - Years 7, 8 and 9
- Design and Technology Framework - objectives by year
- Grammar for reading and writing
- Increasing pupil engagement and improving attitudes towards mathematics: Lesson 2
- Key Stage 3 issues: Behaviour and attendance guide - The National Behaviour and Attendance Programme
- Progression to post-16 sciences
- Science case study: Transition in science – improving assessment information
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