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Some of the best sites with a range of information, advice, resources and other items, and which don't fit in a single category.
Addprima
An American site dedicated to Education Information for New and Future Teachers, by Bob Kizlic. The content of the site shows what a prolific author Bob is, and there is much worthwhile content to browse, download and try out. Starts at: http://www.adprima.com/mainmenu.htm
Geoff Petty - Geoff is one of the best-selling writers and most engaging thinkers about education, and he has a very useful web site with much available for teachers at all levels. The site is at http://www.geoffpetty.com/index.html and is a must to visit
The Going for gold website contains 'links to resources that will help you develop and maintain outstanding provision in teaching and learning.' It looks promising to me.
Going for gold is made up of two sections. The first section contains topics organised around the key evaluative statements in the part of the Ofsted Handbook for the inspection of further education and skills from September 2009 which covers the Quality of provision. The second section which will be available soon contains topics organised around the key evaluative statements in the part of the handbook which covers Leadership and management.Guide to Effective Teaching and Learning is the result of a standards fund project between Sparsholt College Hampshire and the South East Land Based Colleges. It contains a good deal of useful content.
Infed.org, the site for Informal Learning, is simply one of the best educational web sites around. It's a comprehensive, accessible, absorbing, authoritative and well designed site. In fact it's an absolute gem, with masses of excellent content. The main site sections are :
Make sure you browse, as there is a huge amount on this site. http://www.infed.org/index.htm
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