Cynics might say the following is just a list of links to other sites, they might be right. Here are some useful authorities:
- The National Curriculum Programme of Study on the National Curiculum site
- NgFL'sVirtual teacher centre
- National Curriculum: level descriptions and, Key Stage 4 changes
- Teachernet The government gateway for educational professionals. Teaching and learning resources, management tools, career advice, research and education overviews.
- The Qualifications and Curriculum Authority website including e-assessment
- National Curriculum in Action annotated level descriptions can explain it better
- Department of Education and Skills - Schemes of Work resources for use in the classroom published by the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority.
- Department of Education and Skills - Teaching Units for the Key Stage 3 Strategy.
- Achievement and Attainment Tables
- Behaviour 4 Learning a Government funded project on behaviour management
- Becta cites the QCA's definition ofICT
- Educational Glossary of Terms from Great Yarmouth College
- Montgomery School's GNVQ site
- Private UK telephones
- UK Yellow Pages for all your business numbers
- Centre For Software Reliability
- Put Bayes and safety together and you've got SafEty and Risk Evaluation using bayesian NEts or SERENE!
- I've recently found Rhys Haden's Technical Resource. This site is an excellent tutorial on Ethernet, LAN, WAN, tcp/ip AND building cabling for HVACs and control systems
- The Unified Modeling (sic) Language spec as agreed by Rational, Microsoft, HP & Oracle
- World Wide Web Consortium Web Content Accessibility Guidelines
- Extensible Markup Language (XML) 1.0
- The Java Language Specification
- Northern Object Oriented Programming & Systems (NOOPS) is a local interest group of the BCS
- Design Patterns is a good place to start descovering this hot topic.
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