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Retain TWIG

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Alan Smeaton
11 years ago

Great short videos

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Alan Smeaton
11 years ago

Great short videos

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Susan Anderson
11 years ago

My class and I regularly use these resources and learning in my classroom is improved as a result of using this resource.

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Susan Anderson
11 years ago

My class and I regularly use these resources and learning in my classroom is improved as a result of using this resource.

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Caroline M Kennedy
11 years ago

Excellent clips when they work. Would be extremely disappointed if we no longer had access to them.

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Caroline M Kennedy
11 years ago

Excellent clips when they work. Would be extremely disappointed if we no longer had access to them.

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Mark Mckenna
11 years ago

As I primary school science teacher/co-ordinator I use this excellent resource on a regulat basis. It would be a big loss.

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Mark Mckenna
11 years ago

As I primary school science teacher/co-ordinator I use this excellent resource on a regulat basis. It would be a big loss.

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Ashley Rowatt
11 years ago

I use TWIG very regularly in my classroom. They are excellent quality and link in with the Scottish National system excellently. They would be greatly missed!

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Ashley Rowatt
11 years ago

I use TWIG very regularly in my classroom. They are excellent quality and link in with the Scottish National system excellently. They would be greatly missed!

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Laurence Phin
11 years ago

Excellent clips; great for science

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Laurence Phin
11 years ago

Excellent clips; great for science

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Emma McMinn
11 years ago

I use Twig Clips daily in my teaching and would be extremely disappointed to lose access to this fantastic resource. It provides us with short, sharp consolidation of teaching points and highlights key terms that pupils need to learn. My pupils also enjoy watching these clips as they are vivid, capture their attention and are scripted in plain English. Please don't remove our access!

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Emma McMinn
11 years ago

I use Twig Clips daily in my teaching and would be extremely disappointed to lose access to this fantastic resource. It provides us with short, sharp consolidation of teaching points and highlights key terms that pupils need to learn. My pupils also enjoy watching these clips as they are vivid, capture their attention and are scripted in plain English. Please don't remove our access!

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Simon Clark
11 years ago

I use Twig very frequently for short, focussed video clips that add another dimension to science lessons. There is no other resource that provides the range and suitability of Twig clips for S1-3 science in particular.

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Simon Clark
11 years ago

I use Twig very frequently for short, focussed video clips that add another dimension to science lessons. There is no other resource that provides the range and suitability of Twig clips for S1-3 science in particular.

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Eileen Cockburn
11 years ago

Twig is a fantastic resource and is fit for purpose in the classroom. The clips are a good length when planning a fragmented lesson. They clearly describe and identify the vocabulary needed by the pupils and the mind map facility is extremely useful. Education Scotland has produced sheets of which twig videos are useful for delivering the National Courses. The experiment clips are also useful if you dont have access to the equipment in school.

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Eileen Cockburn
11 years ago

Twig is a fantastic resource and is fit for purpose in the classroom. The clips are a good length when planning a fragmented lesson. They clearly describe and identify the vocabulary needed by the pupils and the mind map facility is extremely useful. Education Scotland has produced sheets of which twig videos are useful for delivering the National Courses. The experiment clips are also useful if you dont have access to the equipment in school.

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Martyn Crawshaw
11 years ago

Many local authorities block YouTube and we are not allowed to reatin iPlayer files due to copyright. Modern classroom teaching without access to soem of the best educational moving image medie available? This could make our subjects sterile and loose the relevance that good video clips provide.

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Martyn Crawshaw
11 years ago

Many local authorities block YouTube and we are not allowed to reatin iPlayer files due to copyright. Modern classroom teaching without access to soem of the best educational moving image medie available? This could make our subjects sterile and loose the relevance that good video clips provide.