Nine-year-old Martha Payne writes a daily blog in which she uploads a picture of her school lunch and reviews it. Argylle and Bute Council has some sort of nervous breakdown.
Read MoreDrawing by Terry Freedman.
Drawing by Terry Freedman.
Nine-year-old Martha Payne writes a daily blog in which she uploads a picture of her school lunch and reviews it. Argylle and Bute Council has some sort of nervous breakdown.
Read MoreFailure seems to be the zeitgeist at the moment. How should schools deal with students’ mistakes?
Read MoreHere is a list of predictions I made in 2001 about the classroom of the future, with an evaluation of its accuracy.
Read MoreDriverless car, by Terry Freedman
If you want an excellent example of the triumph of hope over experience, look no further than the optimism surrounding driverless cars.
Read MoreA nasty thing happened after I'd met a potential client.
Read MoreAssessment machine, by Terry Freedman
If AI generates an essay, and another AI grades it, has anything useful actually happened?
Read MoreTrying to be helpful to pupils while assessing their understanding could actually be counter-productive.
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Nobody wants to use or be a part of something that even the person promoting it thinks is boring!
Read Moreit is clearly important to ensure that pupils understand not just the mechanics of mail-merging, but the importance of checking the data that is generated.
Read MoreToo protective by half?
Science fiction writers would have us believe that intelligent machines will either enslave us or get rid of human beings altogether. But what if they were extremely benign and protective towards us? What could possibly go wrong?
Read MoreThinking Aloud. Graphic by Terry Freedman
If a colleague using some technology in innovative and effective ways, and getting more out of it that they would from newer technology, and with more certain results, why on earth would they change?
Read MoreWill the advent of fully autonomous cars herald the end of the road movie? Is that another way in which technology could affect culture?
Read MoreTerry reflecting, by E Freedman
I believe in simple instructions. Here are the instructions I gave to a new cohort of teacher trainees, plus a short commentary on what went right — and what didn’t.
Read MoreThink outside the box, by Terry Freedman
How might you use fiction as a vehicle for teaching computational thinking? Here are some ideas.
Read MoreWebinar, by Terry Freedman
Here are the incredibly annoying things that I’ve heard because people have kept their microphones on during online discussions.
Read MoreThe use of technology to put classes online makes it even more important for teachers and students in online classes to spend some time getting to know the technology they will be using — even if they think it won’t be a problem for them.
Read MoreOver the years I have taken part in, and hosted, a number of online talks, webinars and discussions. Until Covid-19 changed everything, I hadn’t given much thought to what I’ve actually learnt in terms of the process involved. But now I thought I’d share a few things I’ve learnt.
Read MoreSeveral books have been published over the last few years dealing with artificial intelligence. These books display varying levels of hysteria or anger, so it was a refreshing change to read a more balanced approach.
Read MoreI have just published an article that provides both useful advice and a chuckle to everyone who is now having to conduct most or even all of their work online. I hope you enjoy it.
Read MoreRelax, by Terry Freedman. I’m trying to, I’m trying!
A call to technical support that was only successful once I’d stretched the facts a bit.
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