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Ian Addison's 'Essentials' hits creative buttons for ICT

Ian Addison's 'Essentials' hits creative buttons for ICT

Ollie Bray welcomes a practical new ICT handbook for teachers from a classroom expert

"Practical, professional problem solving for primary teachers" is how Rising Stars Essentials: ICT, written by Ian Addison and published by Rising Stars in association with the Guardian Teachers Network, describes itself. And it lives up to the promise.

As well as Ian's writing, the paperback publication also contains contributions from a number of well-known UK bloggers and tweeters involved in ICT in education, including Tom Barrett, Miles Berry, David Rogers, Mark Warner and Julian Wood.

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Teach music? Meet your 'indispensable' digital friend

Teach music? Meet your 'indispensable' digital friend

Music teachers already have a great website. Now they have an 'indispensable' handbook, says Hugh John
Digital Media in the Music Classroom is indispensable for newly qualified ...

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Keri Facer explodes 'the myth of the future'

Keri Facer explodes 'the myth of the future'

"The best of the many books on the future of schools that I have read"
Peter Twining reviews Keri Facer's
Learning Futures: Education, technology and social change

Many people re...

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Need to know about ICT and learning? Enquire within

Need to know about ICT and learning? Enquire within

'The New Technologies Handbook for Schools' ties future to past for Gerald Haigh
As a child, I was fascinated by a very thick book of my grandfather’s called Enquire Within Upon ...

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Flex those fingers and go 'Exploring Latin Piano'

Flex those fingers and go 'Exploring Latin Piano'

Hugh John goes to his keyboard – and Amazon – for an instant immersion in Latin music
“Those who can do, those who can’t, teach.” Ah, but it ain’t necessarily so, Bernard. And ...

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