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for University of Worcester Education and Early Childhood students

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NEW Primary Curriculum - update to the National Curriculum website

It's funny how this one passed me by until yesterday - thank goodness for Primary course committees...! There was some discussion among the 'experienced' about how the curriculum is circular, returning to traditional ways and methods....but what wo…

February 3

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Emerald: the full story

Ah, another resource, another note! Emerald is a great database for business and management, and in particular, educational leadership and management material. However, if you are accessing off-campus, you may find that some material is 'padlocked'…

January 25

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Design and Tech display in the School Resource Area

Come see! It's great! If you really really can't...well, here's a few photos.... http://ednetwork.ning.com/photo/albums/primary-dt-display-jan-2010 With thanks to Sue Dutson, Jane Proctor and Jane Barstow for this display of some excellent work b…

January 20

Sarah Oxford added 6 photos to the album 'Primary D&T Display, Jan 2010'

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January 20

Sarah Oxford added a blog post

The Wonder Wheel

Anyone tried Google's Wonder Wheel tool? Search www.google.co.uk in the usual way...then click 'Show Options' just above your search results. Click 'Wonder Wheel' and you will get a visual representation of terms and areas related to your search.…

January 15

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January 14

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January 13

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Try something new today

I was just scanning through an interesting research report on college students' research behaviour. I would have to agree with one or two points I've spotted so far - that students rely on the same few resources whenever a research need arises, and…

January 4

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New primary curriculum: National Curriculum, QCDA website

Support for all - the Families and Relationships Green Paper : Website

Support for All: the Families and Relationships Green Paper

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Family Information Directory (FID)

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Web 2.0 briefing docs - introductions to Web 2.0to

CLA HE Comprehensive Licence

UNESCO Education for All - Global Monitoring Report 2010: Reaching the marginalized

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Post your queries about information searching, library and IT services and more here. Sarah will check and respond regularly! If you want to get in touch with me direct, email s.oxford@worc.ac.uk

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NEW Primary Curriculum - update to the National Curriculum website

Posted by Sarah Oxford on February 3, 2010 at 9:30am

Design and Tech display in the School Resource Area

Come see! It's great! If you really really can't...well, here's a few photos....
http://ednetwork.ning.com/photo/albums/primary-dt-display-jan-2010

With thanks to Sue Dutson, Jane Proctor and Jane Barstow for this display of… Continue

Posted by Sarah Oxford on January 20, 2010 at 9:36pm

The Wonder Wheel

Anyone tried Google's Wonder Wheel tool?

Search www.google.co.uk in the usual way...then click 'Show Options' just above your search results. Click 'Wonder Wheel' and you will get a visual representation of terms and areas related to your search. Clicking an… Continue

Posted by Sarah Oxford on January 15, 2010 at 9:18am