My-E  
My-E (My Education) is a prototype online visual environment that can support very young students to explore and express their own personal learning experiences, interests and aims... Read more >>
A Study of Uses of ICT in Primary Education through Four Winning School Cases in the Taiwan Schools Cyberfair  
The purpose of this study was to understand, describe and interpret the uses of information communication technology (ICT) in primary education in the Taiwan Schools Cyberfair as a means to expand and enhance student learning in an extra-curricular setting... Read more >>
Early-years writing lessons 'do no good'  
Teaching children as young as three to write short sentences and use punctuation has little effect on their literacy skills later on, according to research which raises new questions about the government's plan for a curriculum for the under-fives... Read more >>
Early-years writing lessons 'do no good'  
Teaching children as young as three to write short sentences and use punctuation has little effect on their literacy skills later on, according to research which raises new questions about the government's plan for a curriculum for the under-fives... Read more >>
Personalisation, protection and permissions  
Parental engagement is critically important in promoting learning, particularly for younger children. Praise from family members for what a young member of the family has achieved has much greater value than praise from their teacher... Read more >>
KS3/4 ICT - Online Safety  
This programme outlines simple classroom activities to help teachers to take practical steps to keep pupils safe online and to increase awareness of the potential dangers of internet usage. (Video)... Read more
Languages from the Cradle  
Lullabies in multiple languages are a perfect way to introduce new languages into a family setting. Every European country has its own culture of lullabies but this project will allow you to cross the cultural divide and sing and play other wonderful lullabies in your homes.... Read more
Boys and girls stay in to play on BBC's virtual island Adventure Rock  
Adventure Rock is neither a television programme nor a radio show, but is a game aimed at 6-to-12-year-olds. Challenges are set each month and the virtual island incorporates “creative studios” where kids can create drawings, animations, music and so on... Read more
Video sharing for young learners  
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