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                                               Free inspirational education learning YouTube videos
                                            
                                                30 March 2020

Free inspirational education learning YouTube videos. Here are fresh learning resources, lesson plans, articles, videos and quizzes to benefit learners and their teachers. These videos support student-centred learning styles by increasing self-reflection and engagement. Expert use of this media helps successfully reflect lesson plans and the syllabus learning objectives. Read more →

Posted by Eddy Jackson MBE at 08:45 PM in Assembly | Permalink | 0 comments

Tags: curriculum videos for home learning, Free inspirational education learning YouTube videos, free online school videos, free school videos

                                            
                                               Free online education PSHE workbook lesson videos
                                            
                                                30 March 2020

Here are a wide range of free online education PSHE workbooks and lesson videos. These have been made available to help students, parents, teachers, and education agencies whilst in COVID 19 lockdown, Read more →

Posted by Eddy Jackson MBE at 08:14 PM in Assembly | Permalink | 0 comments

Tags: education videos, free home schooling resources, free lesson videos, Free online education, free PSHE workbook, free school learning resources

                                            
                                               Public speaking challenge 2020 in the age of COVID 19 lockdown Lancashire Cabus local history Roman Road speech
                                            
                                                28 March 2020

History is on your doorstep. Cutting through the Lancashire countryside in rural Cabus, just west of Scorton and Nicky Nook is a Roman Road. A public footpath now follows its route. It passes to the rear of the Patten Arms pub on the Cockerham Road. On a glorious Spring day, Cabus Parish Councillor, Louise Jackson, takes you on a nature walk and an intriguing history your across farmers' fields. Roman soldiers, chariots, traders, and drovers have used this. Check out the Lancashire heritage with the Cabus footpath guides. Read more →

Posted by Eddy Jackson MBE at 03:00 PM in Communication, Geography Videos | Permalink | 0 comments

Tags: Cabus Lancashire local history video, Lancashire Cabus Roman Road video, online education public speaking, public speaking challenge

                                            
                                               Inspirational Videos Eve Of St Agnes John Keats Audio Description Captions Enhancing Learning
                                            
                                                18 March 2020

Is there an alternative context for framing John Keats The Eve of St Agnes? How about using physiology to frame and deconstruct Madeline’s and Porphyro’s behaviours in Keats’s narrative poem, The Eve of Saint Agnes, for this literary classic? Audio description, captions, and transcripts benefit everyone by improving understanding and learning. Read more →

Posted by Eddy Jackson MBE at 06:57 PM in Assembly, Communication | Permalink | 0 comments

Tags: Communication UK Digital Learning Services, Eddy Jackson MBE, Inspirational videos Eve Of St Agnes, Inspirational YouTube Videos Online Learning, John Keats Poetry video

                                            
                                               Eve St Agnes Keats Romantic Poem Valentines Day
                                            
                                                06 March 2020

How about using physiology to frame and deconstruct Madeline’s and Porphyro’s behaviours in Keats’s narrative poem, The Eve of Saint Agnes, is about delivering a new perspective for this literary classic. Is there an alternative context for framing John Keats The Eve of St Agnes? Read more →

Posted by Eddy Jackson MBE at 03:49 PM in Assembly | Permalink | 0 comments

Tags: Eve St Agnes video audio media, Madeline Porphyro John Keats Poem, Romantic Poetry video audio learning resources, Valentines Day audio video media

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Free inspirational education learning YouTube videos
Free inspirational education learning YouTube videos. Here are fresh learning resources, lesson plans, articles, videos and quizzes to benefit learners and their teachers. These videos support student-centred learning styles by increasing self-reflection and engagement. Expert use of this media helps successfully reflect lesson plans and the syllabus learning objectives.
Free online education PSHE workbook lesson videos
Here are a wide range of free online education PSHE workbooks and lesson videos. These have been made available to help students, parents, teachers, and education agencies whilst in COVID 19 lockdown,
Public speaking challenge 2020 in the age of COVID 19 lockdown Lancashire Cabus local history Roman Road speech
History is on your doorstep. Cutting through the Lancashire countryside in rural Cabus, just west of Scorton and Nicky Nook is a Roman Road. A public footpath now follows its route. It passes to the rear of the Patten Arms pub on the Cockerham Road. On a glorious Spring day, Cabus Parish Councillor, Louise Jackson, takes you on a nature walk and an intriguing history your across farmers' fields. Roman soldiers, chariots, traders, and drovers have used this. Check out the Lancashire heritage with the Cabus footpath guides.
Inspirational Videos Eve Of St Agnes John Keats Audio Description Captions Enhancing Learning
Is there an alternative context for framing John Keats The Eve of St Agnes? How about using physiology to frame and deconstruct Madeline’s and Porphyro’s behaviours in Keats’s narrative poem, The Eve of Saint Agnes, for this literary classic? Audio description, captions, and transcripts benefit everyone by improving understanding and learning.
Eve St Agnes Keats Romantic Poem Valentines Day
How about using physiology to frame and deconstruct Madeline’s and Porphyro’s behaviours in Keats’s narrative poem, The Eve of Saint Agnes, is about delivering a new perspective for this literary classic. Is there an alternative context for framing John Keats The Eve of St Agnes?

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