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Result from Visitor survey 2008
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Building the Curriculum Area Events: September 2008
The Scottish Government worked with LTS and SQA to hold a series of area events in September 2008 to update the education community on recent developments in Curriculum for Excellence.
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Who says finance is boring? A range of innovative resources and enterprise projects has schools adding up the benefits of financial education. Nicola More reports.
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Parents have an important role to play as partners in their children’s learning, and they’re making their voices heard all across Scotland.
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School children across Scotland are preparing to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the birth of poet Robbie Burns.
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It’s the city known as ‘Scotland with style’, and Glasgow has been living up to its reputation with glitzy school proms. But is it just about the posh frocks? Connected finds out.
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Youth work successfully builds bridges between home, school and work. Jackie Cosh finds out more.
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A study visit to Uganda this summer provided an eye-opening experience for Scotland's teachers.
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A groundbreaking enterprise project has encouraged pupils across Glasgow to set their sights high.
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Scottish Learning Festival 2008
Highlights of the Scottish Learning Festival 2008.
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Viewpoint: John Carnochan - Campus cops provide a positive role model for our young people
Detective Chief Superintendent John Carnochan, Head of the Violence Reduction Unit, corrects some common myths about campus cops.
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In our experience: active learning is effective learning
A transition project at Allan’s Primary School in Stirling highlighted the many benefits of active learning.
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A week in my shoes: Ian McCracken
Think life as a school librarian is peaceful and sedentary? Think again! Ian McCracken of Govan High School shares his hectic week.
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The two-minute guide to…social networks for young children
Derek Robertson of LTS introduces a fun learning environment.
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Take 5: Useful ideas for the new term
Kirsteen Maclean, headteacher of Bernera Primary School, shares five ideas to get the new term off to a flying start.