May 27, 2011
by Malcolm Wilson
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The creation of music in primary schools is simplified by using software or online tools which let pupils, with limited or no music notation skills, choose musical phrases and sequence them in any order which the pupil wishes. The facility to drag these graphics around, … Continue reading
April 1, 2011
by Malcolm Wilson
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Handling the Information – using Databases in the Primary Classroom. In this information age being able to use a database is an essential skill. Databases are all around us and being able to use them effectively is seen as an essential skill for … Continue reading
March 30, 2011
by Malcolm Wilson
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Mention spreadsheets to some primary teachers and there may be a visible shudder! For those unfamiliar with the use of spreadsheets in a primary classroom they don’t tend to conjure up ideas of a fun activity for pupils. Part of … Continue reading
July 13, 2010
by Malcolm Wilson
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Every primary school in Falkirk Council is provided with networked PCs which are refreshed every 3 or 4 years. The number provided centrally is based on the size of the school. Schools can also add to this number but the … Continue reading
July 2, 2010
by Malcolm Wilson
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Timelines can be useful across the curriculum in classroom contexts – such to show the progression of events, whether as a sequential record of major developments in real historical events, or for pupils to create a fictional sequence in creative writing, or … Continue reading
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