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Teachers TV was a UK government–funded website and former free-to-air distance education television channel which operated from 2005–2011....
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YouTube.com/Teachers was created to help teachers leverage video to educate, engage and inspire their students. Here you will find tips and tricks for bringing YouTube into the classroom,...
Tiny Teachers TV. @TinyTeachersTV ‧. 349 subscribers ‧ 21 videos. Welcome to Tiny Teachers TV, your go-to destination for entertaining and educational videos for kids! Join us on a journey of...
There are also popular film clips for use as starters or class activities. Teachers TV ceased to operate in 2011 and left a legacy of 3500 videos covering all national curriculum subjects, of which the STEM related videos are available in this collection.
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Feb 6, 2018 · Videos. This programme consists of nine short drama sequences for use in primary literacy and oracy. Each story start presents a different scenario and characters, open to interpretation by pupils and teachers: for example, a girl wanders into a spooky basement; a kite causes trouble in high winds; a piglet explores a farm.