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Microsoft Word TemplatesThese templates are intended to assist you in developing your units of work. They my be downloaded for your use.
Templates are also available for a concept web, a concept hierarchy, and for ascertaining prior knowledge. Microsoft GuidesMicrosoft Curriculum Guides provide practical (if somewhat unimaginative) suggestions for using a range of Microsoft products. In and Out of the Classroom provides guides for MS applications, while Teacher Activity Guides are for the integration of MS products into school curricula. Other electronic resources can be used to supplement your units of work. Microsoft Encarta Teacher Activity Guide provides a few ideas on how you might do this. More guides from Microsoft are available, and the list is growing. ReadingsThe Question is the Answer (Jamie McKenzie) provides a detailed and empowering explanation of how create research questions. The question is perhaps the most powerful tool at a teacher's disposal. Online Research Modules (Jamie McKenzie) provides examples of units of work designed for Internet research. The units are designed to provide scaffolding to students, so that they can make the most of their learning experience. The model used are appropriate for software-based units of work. Department DocumentsThe Department's policy documents are finding their way onto the Internet.The format
used is PDF - Portable Document Format. To read theses files, you will need a piece of
software called Acrobat. You probably already have it loaded on your computer. Try
clicking on one of these links, and see what happens. With luck, the file will simply open
on your screen. If it doesn't, you may need to
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