Critical Reading
Explore Carol Ann Duffy's poems "Mrs Midas" and "Originally" from a Scottish perspective. "Mrs Midas" delves into greed, consequences, and isolation while "Originally" reflects on childhood memories and the impact of domestic changes on identity.
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Dive into the world of Scottish myths and legends with this PowerPoint resource containing four engaging lessons to accompany "An Illustrated Treasury of Scottish Mythical Creatures" by Theresa Breslin. Learn about the differences between myths and legends, how they travel, their meanings and morals
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Supporting Transitions for Autistic Learners in Scottish Education
This professional learning module focuses on supporting autistic learners in Scotland through effective transitions. Topics covered include terminology, the Scottish context for autism and inclusion, understanding autism, assessment and monitoring, supporting learners and families, social and emotio
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Local Government Finance
Local government finance in Scotland is undergoing changes with a focus on austerity. The key areas to comprehend include revenue and capital expenditure, budgeting, service planning, financial reporting, and public accountability. Revenue expenditure encompasses annual service costs, while income i
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Insights into Shakespeare's "Macbeth" and Language Techniques
Explore key themes, characters, language techniques, and historical context in William Shakespeare's "Macbeth." Dive into the tragic hero Macbeth's evolution from protagonist to antagonist, Lady Macbeth's manipulative nature, and the supernatural elements portrayed by the witches. Understand the sig
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Professional Learning Framework for Inclusion and Wellbeing in Scottish Education
The Professional Learning Framework emphasizes the importance of inclusion and wellbeing in Scottish education, aiming to support educators in enhancing their understanding and practice. The resource provides insights on facilitating group learning, reflective activities, and promoting a safe space
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Decolonising the Curriculum Why, What and How
Explore the complexities of decolonising the curriculum in Scottish education, addressing epistemic privilege, Black History Month, Scottish history and colonialism, missionary movements, and the nuances of the curriculum itself. Consider the purpose and impact of decolonisation efforts in reshaping
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University of Strathclyde Careers Service Overview
The University of Strathclyde Careers Service, led by Stephen Smith, aims to assist students in exploring career options, setting goals, and navigating the job application process. Located at the Jocelyn Bell-Burnell Wing, the service offers resources like the Careers Module, a dedicated website, an
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Importance of Reading for Pleasure in Education
Reading for pleasure plays a crucial role in shaping a child's future success, impacting educational attainment, empathy development, and overall well-being. The webinar hosted by Scottish Book Trust focuses on promoting a love for reading, emphasizing the benefits it offers, and showcasing the Read
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Wee Wee Beasties Project: Encouraging Young Minds to Combat Climate Change
The Wee Beasties Project engages P7 S2 pupils in Scottish primary schools to invent their own unique creature and learn about climate change. Through this initiative, students also explore the University of Glasgow to understand how higher education can contribute to climate action. The project guid
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Engage in Climate Action: Wee Beasties for Environmental Awareness
Dive into the world of "Wee Wee Beasties Beasties" to widen participation in combating climate change. Follow step-by-step instructions to invent your own beastie, explore imaginative combinations, and write about their habitat and behaviors. Access Scottish environmental information and learn about
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Ensuring AI Governance Through a Human Rights Approach
AI governance frameworks are evolving with a focus on innovation, trustworthiness, and inclusivity. Implementing a human rights-based approach in AI regulation can address risks and enhance benefits in various sectors, including healthcare. Global regulations are emerging, such as the EU's Artificia
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Understanding GIRFEC in Scottish Education
Explore the significance of Getting it Right for Every Child (GIRFEC) in Scottish education, emphasizing the commitment to supporting children's wellbeing and ensuring they reach their full potential. Utilize the provided professional learning resources to deepen knowledge and enhance practices in r
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Addressing Violent and Aggressive Behavior in Scottish Schools
Recent Stirling survey results reveal a concerning rise in violent and aggressive incidents towards teachers, highlighting systemic issues such as lack of investment in education, societal factors, and increased mental health issues. The lack of support and follow-up post-incident is a common issue
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Professional Learning for Inclusion and Wellbeing in Scottish Education
This resource focuses on enhancing professional learning for promoting inclusion and wellbeing in Scottish education. It emphasizes emotional attunement, interconnectivity, and the National Model for Professional Learning. Facilitators can use the slides to support group discussions and self-directe
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National 5 English Course Overview and Assessment Details
This National 5 English course covers detailed text analysis, critical essay writing, individual presentations, and group discussions. Students will study Scottish texts, genre texts, and non-fiction for understanding, analysis, and evaluation. Assessment includes internal assessments and a final ex
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Understanding Autism and Inclusive Practices for Scottish Educators
This professional learning module focuses on introducing terminology, understanding autism, supporting learners and families, and promoting social and emotional wellbeing in the Scottish educational context. It includes activities like self-evaluation and covers key aspects such as assessment, monit
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Importance of Learning at Home for Scottish Learners
Learning at home is a critical aspect of a child's development and education in Scotland, with parents playing a vital role. The Scottish Schools (Parental Involvement) Act of 2006 emphasizes the significance of parental involvement in children's learning. However, there is a need for better underst
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Discover Scottish Food and Drink Delights
Scotland's rich farmland produces various ingredients for its famous foods and drinks. From sheep for meat and wool to oats for porridge, Scottish cuisine is diverse and unique. Indulge in traditional dishes like haggis, neeps, and tatties, or satisfy your sweet tooth with treats like shortbread and
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Building Positive Relationships in Scottish Education
The Scottish approach to behavior in schools emphasizes relationship-based approaches over punitive discipline policies. Educators are encouraged to establish supportive relationships, promote a safe learning environment, and prioritize the well-being of learners. Positive connections and a culture
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Enhancing Wellbeing in Scottish Education: A Comprehensive Overview
The Scottish Government's strong focus on mental health and wellbeing in education is highlighted, emphasizing the importance of a whole-school approach and early intervention. Various resources and tools are provided to support staff wellbeing and enhance the mental health support available for lea
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Overview of Inclusive Scottish Education Framework
Scottish education promotes inclusive practices for all learners, emphasizing wellbeing, equalities, and professional learning. The framework aims to support educators in fostering an environment that ensures every learner can thrive. The resources provided facilitate deepening knowledge and underst
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Embedding Education for Sustainable Development in the Curriculum: The Scottish College Project
Embedding Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) in the curriculum is crucial for meeting current needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. The concept of sustainable development encompasses social, environmental, and economic elements. Education for
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Mastering the Scottish Text Paper: Men Should Weep
Enhance your skills for the Scottish Text paper with tips on approaching individual questions, mastering the 10-mark comparison question, and understanding the overall requirements of the paper. Gain insights on managing time effectively, linking extracts to the play, and utilizing marking strategie
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Enhancing Urgent Care Services: Scottish Ambulance Service's Role in Redesigning Care Delivery
The Scottish Ambulance Service plays a crucial role in redesigning urgent care services to ensure equitable access to care, closer to home. Through collaboration and innovative models like the Flow Navigation Centre, they aim to improve response times and the referral process for better patient outc
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Scottish Volleyball Coach Licence Scheme Overview
The Scottish Volleyball Coach Licence Scheme aims to raise coaching standards in Scotland, increase prestige for licensed coaches, and ensure operational standards are met. Licensed coaches must meet specific requirements and undertake ongoing professional development. The scheme offers benefits suc
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Masonic Leadership and Community Service
Masonic leadership training emphasizes service to the community, with Freemasons supporting various charitable endeavors and historical lodges serving as focal points for civic activities. The culture of charity within Freemasonry extends beyond its members, benefiting a wide range of individuals an
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Scottish Government Guidance on Fire Detection and Warning Provision
The Repairing Standard introduced by the Scottish Government mandates that all privately rented homes should have proper fire detection and warning systems in place. Landlords must ensure functioning smoke alarms in key areas and may need heat alarms depending on the property's features. Compliance
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Scottish Cancer Referral Guidelines Review 2019
The Scottish Cancer Referral Guidelines were reviewed in 2019 by multidisciplinary subgroups. Changes were made in various cancer sections, while keeping some sections unchanged. The review aimed to incorporate new evidence and ensure timely and appropriate referrals, prioritizing Urgent Suspicion o
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Exploring the Scottish Highlands to Nova Scotia Journey
Discover the historical journey of Scottish Highlanders to Nova Scotia in Canada through the UNESCO Learning Pack. Explore the emotional challenges faced by the Cleared Highlanders, spot ghost objects that tell stories of the past, and delve into the connections between two distant lands. The includ
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Mastering the Structure of Final Questions for Scottish Set Texts
Learn how to effectively structure your answer to an 8-mark question for Scottish set texts by utilizing bullet points and specific headings. Understand the key components of General Comment, Exam Poem, and Other Poem sections. Enhance your ability to choose and analyze relevant material from both s
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Remembering the Impact of the Battle of Loos on Scotland
The Battle of Loos, a significant conflict during World War I, holds a particular relevance to Scotland due to the high number of Scottish soldiers who fought and perished. The battle, marked by devastating losses and destruction in the former coal mining town of Loos in Northern France, saw the inv
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The Legacy of Robert Burns: Scotland's National Poet
Robert Burns, also known as the Bard, was a significant figure in Scottish literature, representing Pre-Romanticism with his exploration of emotions and folk literature. His enduring appeal led to his influence on liberalism and socialism. Burns collected and adapted folk songs, with "Auld Lang Syne
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Braveheart: The Beginning of a Young Hero's Journey
In the year 1276, a young Scottish boy named William Wallace witnesses a brutal massacre that changes his life forever. With his father and brother slain, William is left with a burning desire for revenge against the English. Guided by his uncle, William begins his journey towards becoming a legenda
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Exploring London and Scottish Accents in British Phonetics
This session delves into the history and distinctive features of London and Scottish accents, discussing their indexical attributes and the ability to differentiate between English and Scottish speakers. With a focus on Cockney and Multicultural London English, the session analyzes phonetic elements
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Understanding Social Justice in Scottish Higher Education
Explore the complexities of social justice in Scottish higher education through the lens of data and discourse. Delve into questions about fairness, student demographics, financial resources, and the impact of free undergraduate tuition on creating a more equitable system. Learn about research metho
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Celebrating Burns Day with Scottish Themed Tasks
Today marks a special Burns Day with tasks focusing on Scottish and Burns-themed activities. From researching a Burns Supper to learning about Robert Burns and delving into Scottish culture, students will have an enriching experience. Completing literacy tasks, exploring mathematics, and embracing S
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The State of Scottish Democracy: A Critical Look at Local Governance
Explore the complex landscape of Scottish democracy, focusing on the challenges and opportunities within local government structures. From the imbalance between massive regional councils and volunteer-led communities to the evolution of community trusts, the lecture questions the future direction of
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The Freemasons and the Construction of the White House
The Freemasons played a significant role in the construction of the White House, with stonemason Collen Williamson training enslaved individuals to quarry and cut stone for the building. The cornerstone was laid in 1792 by Freemasons, including Irish Catholic James Hoban, the architect. Scottish Fre
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Comprehensive Pathway for Managing Respiratory Tract Infections and COVID-19 in Scottish NHS
Consideration of a community-based approach to managing respiratory infections and potential/confirmed COVID-19 cases is crucial in the Scottish NHS. This pathway emphasizes the collaboration between teams, appropriate patient management in healthcare settings, minimization of healthcare-associated
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