This course will introduce you to the main monitoring, evaluation, accountability and Learning (MEAL) concepts and practices within Save the Children.
PS458 Science for Primary Teachers was a course designed to help promote knowledge and understanding of science. This unit also contains some relevant material form the course S624 Primary Teachers Learning Science.
Online resources showcasing current taught postgraduate qualifications in Science at the Open University, with Open Online Events ('Open Days') to be held 2-3 times each year, where enquirers can interact with academics and team members on the Science Postgraduate Programme ~ 3 Hours per 'session'
This course teaches aspects of Scots, one of the three indigenous languages spoken in Scotland alongside English and Scottish Gaelic. This is not a conventional language course – it teaches the Scots language through the culture where it is spoken, underlining the role of Scots in Scottish society past and present. The course is written for a broad audience ranging from Scots speakers, people who want to find out about Scots as well as teachers and other educators.
This course teaches aspects of Scots, one of the three indigenous languages spoken in Scotland alongside English and Scottish Gaelic. This is not a conventional language course – it teaches the Scots language through the culture where it is spoken, underlining the role of Scots in Scottish society past and present. The course is written for a broad audience ranging from Scots speakers, people who want to find out about Scots as well as teachers and other educators.
The aim of the course is to equip practitioners with the skills and knowledge to effectively scrutinise and challenge local authority decision making on the allocation of resources to individuals who have an assessed entitlement to Self-directed Support. It is aimed at practitioners in the Third Sector who have a significant role in advising and advocating for, or with, individuals on their rights and entitlements under Self-directed Support.
This course provides an introduction to the new learning technologies that empower self-regulated learning and personal learning environments.
Writing exchange with partners in Colombia and Canada
You see,the reason of why students hate math,and don't learn it well is that all the instructors,textbooks,and tutorial videos focus on NON SENSE ABSTRACT stuffs.Here,i don't teach like that.You're going to learn Sequences & Series by love,easily, fast,and effortlessly,because i use the best method of teaching mathematics.
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This course explores how to use wikis to support collaborative learning projects in Primary schools. It is a basic introduction to wikis. If you would like to understand more about, and how to add images, upload video and other media, our Sharing ideas: developing wikis (V01p) course will be more suitable.
Sheffield Business School’s programme forum