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Hand in hand with our neighbours

If an understanding of the wider global community is key to our children's success, then building global citizenship into the Curriculum for Excellence is crucial.

 

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Technology and the ever-blurring boundaries

From email to text and from blogging to tweets, technology is becoming an increasingly essential tool in the classroom.

 

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A group perspective

A new approach to peer observation is creating a more collegiate approach to the systematic development of working practices in our schools.

 

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The broad spectrum of the classroom

The Framework for Inclusion has been developed to give teachers the support and confidence they need to ensure everyone in the classroom is catered for.

 

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