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The Internet is a brilliant source of information for homework. But the choice of information can also be overwhelming. How do you make sure that young people find the best websites and avoid the bad ones?
Andy Seed has done the work for you! He has searched the Web for the most useful websites for young people aged 11-14, and he presents his recommendations in this handy guide, clearly organised by school subject. An incredibly useful little book for all key stage 3 students and their parents.
Andy Seed has done the work for you! He has searched the Web for the most useful websites for young people aged 11-14, and he presents his recommendations in this handy guide, clearly organised by school subject. An incredibly useful little book for all key stage 3 students and their parents.
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Andy Seed is a former primary school teacher who has produced a wealth of educational material, much of it web-based. He now runs an e-learning consultancy.
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16 of 16 people found the following review helpful:
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By Jon Temple (Devon, UK) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Best Websites for Homework KS3 (Paperback)
This book is an excellent way to avoid some of the rubbish that the internet offers to kids who are trying to get some help with homework (eg American sites which are not relevant or are full of ads and pop ups). It covers all the subjects and has helpful comments. One tip: my daughter says it's sometimes easier to do a google search for a particular site than type in the long address.
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