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Equality and Diversity

This section will support you to manage the requirements in the following areas: a wider definition of equality and diversity that includes case studies and examples of good practice; Equality, Gender and Special Needs; Disaffection; Gifted and Talented provision and inclusion.

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AQA (Showing 1 of 1 available)

• Triple Science: The Benefits of Learning Science
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  A document, for use as a leaflet or poster, promoting the benefits of studying triple science. Produced in conjunction with the DCSF and the Learning and Skills Network.
  
  

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Edexcel (Showing 1 of 1 available)

• Triple Science: The Benefits of Learning Science
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  A document, for use as a leaflet or poster, promoting the benefits of studying triple science. Produced in conjunction with the DCSF and the Learning and Skills Network.
  
  

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OCR Gateway (Showing 1 of 1 available)

• Triple Science: The Benefits of Learning Science
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  A document, for use as a leaflet or poster, promoting the benefits of studying triple science. Produced in conjunction with the DCSF and the Learning and Skills Network.
  
  

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Activity Resources (Showing 1 of 1 available)

• Lesson Plans for KS3 and KS4 for learners with SEN
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  Lesson plans for learners with speech and language difficulties or physical and mental learning difficulties, developed by Priory Woods School.
  
  

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• Case Studies: Guidance on Teaching the Gifted and Talented from QCA
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  QCA website with links to case studies of a variety of different approaches to providing for gifted and talented students. It includes identification, stretching and raising aspirations of gifted and ...
  
  

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Instructional (Showing 3 of 3 available)

• Female role models in Science
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  On this page you can find some examples of women working in Science, Engineering, Technology and Construction to give you an idea of what is possible working in some of these sectors.
  
  
• ScienceSigns: British Sign Language for Science Terms
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  Videos, from the Science Signs website, showing science terms in British Sign Language, for use in classrooms with hearing impaired learners.
  
  
• WISE: Women into Engineering Science and Construction publications
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  The publications on this page are all available from the WISE campaign.
  
  

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Promotional (Showing 1 of 1 available)

• Equality and diversity at the Royal Society
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  The Royal Society believes that UK science would benefit from a more diverse and inclusive culture. As the UK's academy of science we seek to play an important role in helping to ensure that the UK is...
  
  

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Report (Showing 2 of 2 available)

• Representation of Ethnic Groups in Chemistry and Physics
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  As part of their agenda to address issues relating to student diversity in chemistry and physics, the Royal Society of Chemistry and the Institute of Physics commissioned this study to investigate pat...
  
  
• DfES: Factors Limiting Pupils' Progress at KS4
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  A government research project exploring the factors that limit learner progress at Key Stage 4.
  
  

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