learning
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Book your place for the Autism Professionals Conference 2020
The National Autistic Society is holding their annual Autism Professionals Conference on 27-28 February 2020, and booking is now available to secure your spot.
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Exploring the poppy’s story
The poppy is arguably one of the most iconic and poignant symbols across Scotland and the UK. Now, a new vehicle of exploration is sharing the story of the poppy, thanks to Poppyscotland.
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The education podcasts you should be listening to
As winter approaches it seems as if you are arriving and leaving work in the middle of the night – you might need some motivation. We’ve rounded up our top education podcasts to keep you ready to go this season.
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Becoming #PartOfIt this Sarcoma Awareness Week
This week (1-7 July) is Sarcoma Awareness Week, and given only one in four people know what sarcoma is, it’s much needed.
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Bòrd na Gàidhlig The Year Ahead
Bòrd na Gàidhlig a’ coimhead air adhart agus fios mu taic ionmhais a tha ri faighinn airson phròiseactan ann an roinn an Fhoghlaim Bòrd na Gàidhlig looks ahead to some developments in Gaelic Education and some of the funding opportunities available to the education sector Dìleab An T-Siorraidh Dìleab An T-Siorraidh is a new project in…
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Are apprenticeships the way forward? Helping pupils into the workplace
There’s a lot to balance when you’re a teacher – managing your students’ coursework, teaching everything from the way cells work to conjugating French verbs, and prepping for exams. But what about after they leave school? It’s increasingly important to make sure that students are well-equipped for life outside the classroom. That means with the…
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Raviv Scotland: Learn to Learn
The Raviv Method is a physical exercise and learning programme, specially developed to enable new neural pathways in the brain to encourage the natural learning of essential life skills in as little as six months.
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Interactive Learning
Teachers far and wide are embracing the gadgets and gizmos that their students love so much and using them in lessons. We find out more about how you can get involved… From their iPhones and tablet computers to Facebook and BBM, asking a student to give up their favourite technological outlets is the teenage…
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