Flash Stopwatch
Wednesday, September 17th, 2008Type in your time, select a theme tune, and then click a button to start the countdown! A great tool for interactive whiteboards.
Type in your time, select a theme tune, and then click a button to start the countdown! A great tool for interactive whiteboards.
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A one-sided summary sheet for GCSE History Revision.
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Students are presented with a series of images and explanations and placed into teams for a competition over several rounds to test knowledge and understanding of life on the slave plantations. Instructions for the game can be found here.
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Kolb’s Learning Cycle:
The learning cycle model, developed by David Kolb, identifies four stages in learning. Peter Honey and Alan Mumford connected each stage in this learning cycle with a preferred learning style.
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A Target diagram is a fantastic way of getting students to break down a key question. Three factors are placed in the centre of the diagram. In the next layer, each factor can then be broken into two examples. In the final layer, each of these examples can then be substantiated with factual detail / illustrative points. A great way of planning an essay!
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The Game Generator at www.classtools.net now has a feature which allows you to specify the type of quiz you would like the player to be directed to rather than allowing them a completely free choice. Check it out here!
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