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This comprehensive, nine-year course (for ages 4 to 14) follows a spiral approach where students build confidence in working with data year-on-year. Through real-world contexts and examples, students are equipped with the skills they need to solve problems and make reliable, data-informed decisions.

This comprehensive, nine-year course (for ages 4 to 14) follows a spiral approach where students build confidence in working with data year-on-year. Through real-world contexts and examples, students are equipped with the skills they need to solve problems and make reliable, data-informed decisions.

This comprehensive, nine-year course (for ages 4 to 14) follows a spiral approach where students build confidence in working with data year-on-year. Through real-world contexts and examples, students are equipped with the skills they need to solve problems and make reliable, data-informed decisions.

This comprehensive, nine-year course (for ages 4 to 14) follows a spiral approach where students build confidence in working with data year-on-year. Through real-world contexts and examples, students are equipped with the skills they need to solve problems and make reliable, data-informed decisions.

Why do volcanoes erupt? What causes earthquakes? Why do we have continents? Unearth the answers to these fascinating questions. Author Dr. Lucía Pérez-Díaz offers budding young Earth scientists everything they need to decode the puzzle that is planet Earth. On a journey like no other, children will learn what our planet was once like, how and why it has changed, and what the future may hold. They will adventure through earthquakes and over towering mountains to learn about our landscapes and unlock clues to Earth's long history. Following the science teaching technique of Ask, Observe, Explain, and Understand, How the Earth Works digs into all that happens beneath our feet in an accessible and lively manner. The pages of this book are charged with Dr. Lucía Pérez-Díaz's passion and expertise, as she helps us to explore the inner workings of our planet. Filled with dynamic illustrations, How the Earth Works takes on plate tectonics in a digestible and adventurous way that you absolutely don't want to miss!This is the perfect book for curious children with an interest in the planet they live on and the world around them.

Compare and describe what you see with Spot!Join Spot, Mum and Dad for a fun day at the beach and talk about the opposites you can see on every page. Big or small? Up or down? Empty or full?Packed with talking points, enjoy shared moments with your little one and Spot, a trusted friend in early learning for over 40 years.First Steps with Spot is a brand new range of books perfect for curious learners aged 18 months-2 yearsIntroduces young children to opposites and helps to develop vocabulary for comparing things in the world around them.Each First Steps with Spot book has been developed with the help of educational experts to support your child through this early stage of developmentJoin Spot on an early learning adventure that supports and develops curious young minds.

What is a primary colour? How do plants grow? What do the hands on a clock mean? How might you deal with difficult emotions?Have fun exploring topics ranging from literacy and maths to the wonders of the natural world and emotional intelligence, all clearly illustrated with familiar Peppa pictures and characters.This vibrant encyclopedia is packed full of fascinating facts and helpful explanations, perfect for curious young minds eager to learn and grow.Join Peppa and her friends as they guide young readers through essential learning areas, including:LANGUAGE & LITERACYMATHEMATICSCREATIVITY & EXPRESSIONUNDERSTANDING THE WORLDEMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCECOMMUNITY & SOCIETYLet Peppa support your little ones on their early learning adventure in Learn with Peppa.

This workbook helps to break down the skills children need to masterto meet their curriculum objectives in a clear and fuss-freeway. It supports children to develop their their their mental mathsskills through fun and engaging activities.

This workbook helps to break down the skills children need to masterto meet their curriculum objectives in a clear and fuss-freeway. It supports children to develop their their their addition andsubtraction skills through fun and engaging activities.

This 10-Minute Tests book provides children with manageable practicetests for mental maths.

The Ready, Steady, Grow! Big Books are a wonderful way for the teacher to further develop a sense of class community through a shared reading experience. The nine unit stories from the Pupil's Books are reproduced in large format with full-colour illustrations and come with teaching tips and a suggested teaching script. They are an excellent way for very young learners to start developing a love of reading books.

The Ready, Steady, Grow! Activity Book provides further practice and consolidation of the Pupil's Book vocabulary, language, and skills. It includes more personalisation activities and a range of activities to develop fine motor-skills, as well as a fun craft activity in every unit. For each lesson of the Pupil's Book, the Activity Book features a corresponding page of activities, so teachers always know which Activity Book page to use. The Activity Book is full-colour and has a spiral binding to make it easy for children to use.

The surprising history of education technology and its political, financial and social impact on higher education and our world. From AI tutors who ensure individualized instruction but cannot do math to free online courses from elite universities that were supposed to democratize higher education, claims that technological innovations will transform education often fall short. Yet, as Anne Trumbore shows in The Teacher in the Machine, the promises of today's cutting-edge technologies aren't new. Long before the excitement about the disruptive potential of generative AI-powered tutors and massive open online courses, scholars at Stanford, MIT, and the University of Illinois in the 1960s and 1970s were encouraged by the US government to experiment with computers and artificial intelligence in education. Trumbore argues that the contrast between these two eras of educational technology reveal the changing role of higher education in the United States as it shifted from a public good to a private investment. Writing from a unique insider's perspective and drawing on interviews with key figures, historical research, and case studies, Trumbore traces today's disparate discussions about generative AI, student loan debt, and declining social trust in higher education back to their common origins at a handful of elite universities fifty years ago. Arguing that those early educational experiments have resonance today, Trumbore points the way to a more equitable and collaborative pedagogical future. Her account offers a critical lens on the history of technology in education just as universities and students seek a stronger hand in shaping the future of their institutions.

Explores how teachers can build and sustain an intellectually and emotionally fulfilling teaching practice while changing the way students experience school. The book presents a framework of teaching for a living democracy - supporting learners to produce intellectually creative work by designing instruction that intersects with students' lives.

Through ideas and practices straight from the classrooms of outstanding teachers, this lively resource illustrates writing that makes an impact on a reader, a writer, or a cause - writing that everyone wants to read. The book is rich with student work that shows how writing can make things happen in the world.

This resource offers an alternative framework for middle and secondary English instruction. The authors provide strategies for engaging students in critical inquiry projects about the social worlds they inhabit or about those portrayed in literature and the media.

Join Izzy the Inventor in a laugh-out-loud chapter book series that brings together science, magic and a very lovable unicorn. Packed full of illustrations and easy-to-read text, this series is perfect for newly independent readers and fans of Isadora Moon. Izzy's back in Fairytale Land to help Henry win the MAGIC COMPETITION with some secret science... but little does she realise that Fairy Brenda has turned BAD AGAIN and it's all A TRICK! The Elf Inspectors are after Izzy for bringing too much science to Fairytale Land. Now Izzy must try and help the Little Mermaid, escape from a sea witch and persuade the Elf Inspectors that science can save the day. And if she doesn't? Then Fairytale Land will be shut down... for good!Every book contains ideas for science experiments and a QR code with links for more to try at home. Collect all the books in the series!Izzy the Inventor and the Curse of DoomIzzy the Inventor and the Time Travelling GnomeIzzy the Inventor and the Teeny-Tiny Ogres

Bloomsbury Teacher Guide: Frankenstein is everything you need to teach Mary Shelley's seminal text, perfect for GCSE and A Level students.