The BBC website is supposed to be the most visited information-based website in Europe. BBC Education has a section called GCSE Bitesize Revision, which is intended for learners working on their own.
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Mathematics Page. Click on the Bitesize Revision link. Then click on the Mathematics link. Look at the topics. Are they relevant? Try one and assess the quality of subsequent pages for age-appropriateness and curriculum focus.
Mathematics Page. The NRICH Mathematics Enrichment Club site is the product of collaboration between the National Royal Institution, the University of Cambridge and Homerton College. It contains mathematical challenges, puzzles and games with the emphasis on fun. Assess the site for its appropriateness to secondary school Mathematics teaching.
Mathematics Page. The Mathematics Enhancement Programme is run by the Centre for Innovation in Mathematics Teaching at the University of Exeter. Once again, how appropriate is this website to your own Mathematics teaching?
Mathematics Page. The portal Mathematics and Special Educational Needs links to a number of sites offering resources and strategies for learners with difficulties and impairments. How useful might the links be in your Mathematics teaching?
Mathematics Page. If you had the Internet up and running, would you be able to locate and use a web resource in your teaching? Could you set your students a task which they might complete by referring to a web page or website?
The Teacher Training Agency has published Initial Teacher Training (ITT) National Curriculum for the use of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) in subject teaching: Exemplification materials. Access their