teachinglinks.co.uk

22/2/08 - "Primary Languages Staffordshire-produced materials Linked to QCA French schemes of work". Pretty good.

22/2/08 - A number of pages of high-quality interactive content relating to: the body, energy and the environment, ancient Egypt, Space, Teeth, Senses, Textiles and Word games

22/2/08 - Newly discovered and I like it! Australian teacher Brenden offers loads of free downloads and resources for most subjects; together with warm up ideas and teaching games.

21/2/08 - A fair few links and well worth looking at.

21/2/08 - Very amusing take on the differences between German and English sense of humour.

21/2/08 - Apparently, "Middle class children who attend state schools with average results, or worse, still do well because of their backgrounds". Well, knock me down with a feather!

20/2/08 - A passionate, eloquent and amusing defence of our profession.

19/2/08 - Simple and easy to use with older (Y4 higher ability, Y5+) children.

19/2/08 - "Netlicious is a desktop client that can manage your del.ici.ous account: built-in browser, quick posts and tag editing, exporting your bookmarks to HTML/XML, a search box, the ability to add URLs from the browser, and others."

19/2/08 - Great video on using del.icio.us to add to your online network: discover new links and people with common interests.

19/2/08 - Great video explaining how del.icio.us works.

18/2/08 - "This site aims to provide teaching and learning resources to make the use of the interactive whiteboard in the classroom easier and more productive." At the moment, mainly mathematics but this should change. Good stuff...

15/2/08 - "Government figures show only 15% of white working class boys in England got five good GCSEs including maths and English last year"

15/2/08 - Primary school education is important! LSE researchers found that prior attainment was the single most important factor in determining secondary school performance. Obviously, supports the argument for early intervention.

15/2/08 - "The best-performing schools tend to be in middle class areas and the worst in the poorest, according to the report. The government denies that schools are segregated by class and says fewer schools are "causing concern". / There is a huge disc

13/2/08 - IWB activities and games for the teaching of German. You'll also find French, TEFL, Spanish and Russian on the same site.

13/2/08 - One teacher's news, views and resources for the teaching of Spanish. Looks quite good.

12/2/08 - play some games and explore music and sound.

11/2/08 - Not just for SEN either! "This page lists cost-free software which has proven useful to teachers and parents of learners with special needs. Only software which is fully free for use in schools and at home is listed, no shareware or demo softwar

10/2/08 - Meant for home but most capable of being adapted for classroom.