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IanWilliamson

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  1. Thanks for all the help think we are going to take a serious look at I Am Learning. It just seems to suit the needs of the school the best. Also with the content provided it seems that it would be the easiest to intergrate before the up coming mocks. I'll keep you posted....
  2. We were looking at that! The content about it looks good on the website and looks like its working for you. But that just solves my problems with maths. Where is scienceletics? Do you use anything else?
  3. Looked into both these products. Inquizitor was very interesting to see and it was very easy to download however I found it difficult to understand who provided the content and was unsure if the content was curriculum approved. I am still in the dark about the whole concept of Inquizitor and I would not know how to intergrate it across the board, it would be great if anyone could clear this up. I have only had a demo log in for I Am Learning for a couple of days and have not had an indepth look however my first impressions are good. I have found that it can be intergrated into our learning platform and it has its own curriculum approved content. Would be great for more information off you Sam regarding the impact it has had on your school.
  4. Thanks for that. I will take a look at both I Am Learning and Inquizitor are these both free to trial? would you suggest these games based programs are the way forward? does SAM offer games based stuff?
  5. Software wise we are using SAM learning and though it has some good content it isnt the greatest for our set of kids. Also we have tried to impliment the reward system before and it works very well. However it would be very hard to replicate it for 1000 kids. Also i'm afraid we cant beat them but thanks for the suggestion. Any other ideas on the software available?
  6. Hi all I am brand new to this online stuff. So i'm not sure if I'm in the right place to post this question but here goes. I am a teacher in a C / D borderline school. We are finding it hard to encourage and motivate pupils to revise. The last GCSE results showed massive underachievment, especially from the boys. I am in charge of taking specialism across the curriculum and so I am looking for any suggestions that you may be able to give that may help. I know there is software available but we have tried alot and nothing has really worked for us. So any suggestions?
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