Primary ICT SOS - Science
ICT SOS is a new series focusing on the real issues facing teachers using ICT in the classroom.
In this programme, we answer a plea for help from one primary teacher anxious to get more out of a digital microscope.
We also visit a Year 3 teacher who uses digital cameras to make sense of fractions and reveal a selection of useful ICT tips from teachers.
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FacebookEmmGemm on 20 June 2006
A great way to introduce fractions. An idea i will be using in my class! ...
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- Duration: 15:00 minutes
- Published: 22 June 2006
- Licence information for Primary ICT SOS - Science
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Association for Science Education Great website for educators and learners tied into the National Curriculum
Kent NgfL Useful page on using digital cameras, video and microscopes in science teaching and learning
Becta Schools Useful page of web-based resources for primary maths
Teacher Resource Exchange Search page for many maths resources suitable for use with whiteboards
Curriculum Online: Mathematics Search page to multimedia resources to support maths teaching
The Mathematical Association More on embedding ICT in mathematics teaching
Association of Teachers of Mathematics Another subject association with a mission to develop mathematics education to more closely relate to the needs of the learner
Digital Blue Details of the microscope used in this programme
Microscope review Very useful page on all aspect of using the QX5 digital computer microscope
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science sos20 June 2006 - 20:59A great way to introduce fractions. An idea i will be using in my class!
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ICT Tip5 June 2006 - 16:48
I use folders to divide my files according to which term and subject I am teaching. So, files for my Year 5 maths are in the folder 'Year 5 maths', which in turn is in my folder 'Summer term'.
So I don't have to think up names to similar files, I also date my files e.g. 'decimal fraction (020506)'. Because it is usually easier for me to find the date I used a particular file, dating my files helps me find it a lot quicker. Thankfully, MS Word can now take long file names.
P.S. I really liked the way fractions was taught in the film.
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