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New Primary Curriculum for September 2011
Following the launch of the new National curriculum website by Schools Minister Diana Johnson at the end of January, QCDA has sent new primary curriculum handbooks and guidance publications to all primary schools. The handbook contains the curriculum to be taught in all primary schools from September 2011. QCDA's team of network advisers will work with local authorities and clusters of schools on the new curriculum's implementation.
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D&T Online
D&T Online is a World Wide Web site offering free access to a wide range of design and technology (D&T) materials, resources and software for pupils to use as they engage in design and technology activities as part of the UK National Curriculum.
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National Strategies for Design and Technology
Links to resources supporting the development of the national curriculum for design and technology
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Target Audience- About Design and Technology
- Organisation and Management
- Teaching and Learning
- Professional Development
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- Age range
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- Project Exchange
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- Using ICT
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The new NAAIDT Website - User Guide
Site description:
- all content is in the form of 'articles' classified and stored in a single searchable database;
- the main classifications are shown down the left side of the screen and most of these open to reveal sub-classifications;
- key words can be entered in the main search box at the top right of the screen to reveal articles matching selected classifications.
- Articles appear with 'lead articles' first, where these exist, followed by other articles in order of their popularity
- NAAIDT members can login to comment on or suggest additions to content posted on this web site simply by clicking the Add comment link at the bottom left of each article
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