Ten Principles of Good Teaching
I have been reading ‘Classroom Observation: A Guide to the Effective Observaton of Teaching and Learning‘ by Matt O’Leary https://amzn.to/3qxaKZb.
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Bill Gates “How to Avoid a Climate Disaster” Live Event
Bill Gates has released a new book about Climate Change, “How to Avoid a Climate Disaster”, available for purchase here
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MS Teams vs. ShowMyHomework (Satchel:One)
When I first started teaching in 2005/6 VLE, or Virtual Learning Environments were to be the way of the future,
What if… our main objective in education was to build wisdom? #IOEDebates
On Thursday 10th January 2019 the first UCL IoE debate of 2019 was held. The discussion was around the purpose
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Bodleian Education Library
As part of my current research I have been visiting a number of libraries – this is two-fold; the first
Oxford Ed Kerboodle Tree
In the month of December Oxford Education gave away 24 free resources. This was one a day as an advent
Inspiration from ‘It’s a Don’s Life’
I am a regular reader of Mary Beard’s blog – ‘A Don’s Life’, and have read the two books that
International Number Ones – Every country is the best at something…
This image is a quick snapshot of data; but quite thought provoking – which countries have “good” number ones, and
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Comparison of the New Draft GCSE Syllabuses
Over the last week the examination boards have released DRAFT syllabuses for the new GCSE courses. These are for first teaching
#GACONF15 – Impact of 2013-14 Storms on Coastal Geomorphology in SW England
This was the first lecture I went to on the Friday morning and was a useful subject knowledge update. The
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