Although visiting schools is unlikely to be possible in the foreseeable future (even if schools were to reopen completely), you can still help them out. Here are 7 ways you might do so.
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Idea! by Terry Freedman
Although visiting schools is unlikely to be possible in the foreseeable future (even if schools were to reopen completely), you can still help them out. Here are 7 ways you might do so.
Read MoreWhen lots of companies are giving stuff away, what can you do to make yours stand out?
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Humble brag, by Terry Freedman
How to boast without boasting?
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The scream by Terry Freedman
Why should students be expected to help the teacher decide what goes into the syllabus?
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Listening, by Terry Freedman
Here’s a list of the articles you can listen to on the ICT & Computing in Education website.
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Concerned, by Terry Freedman
I for one am heartily sick of people thinking that anyone can teach just because it involves, as they see it, standing in front of a class of kids and spouting forth.
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Paper work, by Terry Freedman
I’ve recently reviewed four ed tech-related books. Here are links to them. They are: Teachers vs Tech? * How charts lie * Little quick fix: finding the theme in your data * Hello world: how to be human in the age of the machine
Read MoreNow is the perfect opportunity to test the proposition that schools are unnecessary. Are kids able to self-motivate, do relevant work at the appropriate level and maintain a good and healthy social life?
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Webinar, by Terry Freedman
Here are the incredibly annoying things that I’ve heard because people have kept their microphones on during online discussions.
Read MoreAround 2007 I had a widget embedded in my blog that enabled me to convert the text to an audio file. That stopped working. I’m trying out another one now, and here are my initial results.
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VR Headset, by Terry Freedman
Has Covid-19 proven that education technology has been an utter failure?
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 MoreShould you be feeling bereft because of the absence of new articles on this website, here is some good news.
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My desk, by Terry Freedman
I’ve been working from home for several years now, so I thought I would share some strategies I’ve found that work for me. These won’t be entirely relevant if you are now spending most of your time teaching online, but I hope that at least some of these suggestions will help.
Read MoreRecently I have been wrestling with my conscience: should I continue to write my usual kind of blog posts, which often assume that teachers reading it are physically in school or some other educational setting, or not?
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 MoreJean-Louis Dutaut, the editor of Schools Week, very kindly wrote a testimonial about my work.
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Pay here, by Terry Freedman
Don’t work for nothing, and don’t expect others to. Be professional!
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Hazardous area, by Terry Freedman
Some of the e-safety resources listed here are for adults, some for parents, and others are useful for discussing with (older) students.
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FutureSource Review of Bett2020
With very insightful commentary on the trends spotted, this report is well worth downloading.
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