December issue
Issue 23
Welcome to your December e-mail bulletin. The festive season is now in full swing, so we take a look at how teachers can unleash pupils’ creativity by getting them to design Christmas cards and raise some money for a good cause. We also see how Harry Potter translates into Hindi and take a look at what went on at the D&T with ICT Education Show last month. Did the showcases there show what classrooms will look like in the future?
We hope you enjoy this issue, happy reading.
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In this issue
Debating the issue of nuclear waste management in the classroom
In a world where climate change is regularly on the front page of every newspaper, the issue of nuclear power and the waste it produces has also become topical matter – not least for young school pupils.
Cancer Talk Week
Macmillan’s Cancer Talk Week provides the perfect opportunity to get classes involved in learning about cancer-related issues.
D&T with ICT Education Show
Last month’s D&T with ICT Education Show at the Birmingham NEC showcased hundreds of colourful products that will shape design and technology lessons in future.
Paul’s Story
With recent headlines focusing on some young people’s antisocial behaviour, two new teaching aids will give key stage 3 pupils and teachers an introduction to the key concepts in crime and youth justice.
Chemistry Week
The Royal Society of Chemistry aims to put the fizzle and pop back into chemistry through its bi-annual Chemistry Week.
Hindi Harry Potter
A New York-based advertising executive is filling his website with innovative ways to help people learn Hindi.
