Bett. Photo by Terry Freedman
There is always a danger that no matter how good an event like Bett is, it will turn out to have very little impact in the longer term, as you forget what you saw and more pressing concerns vie for your attention. Here are some suggestions for preventing that from happening.
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Bett20, by Terry Freedman
Discovery Education has launched an AR app called SandboxAR. It makes things appear life-sized, and the LGfL is involved, providing content.
Read MoreIs the most important person in your school or team is the one who has the key to the stationery cupboard?
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Unfortunately, I am unable to attend Bett this year. However, as I received a few kind invitations from companies to meet look at products, I thought I could at least pass the information on to you.
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Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay
Here’s what the next issue of the Digital Education newsletter contains….
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If there’s one thing that every teacher dreads it’s a visit from inspectors.
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Explosive atmosphere, by Terry Freedman
It's all very well enjoying power, but ultimately power is only useful if it gets things done without unfortunate side effects.
Read MoreToo many brilliantly-working things are screwed up for it to be just accidental.
Read MoreIf an article is ripped off, it’s much easier to prove that it was originally published by you if your face is embedded in it.
Read MoreIt seems to me that if you’re going to encourage students to use computer programming in literature studies, one very worthwhile project would be to get them to create a random book review or literary essay generator.
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Preparing for a head of department post doesn’t only involve reading. Picture credit: Reading (cartoon), by Terry Freedman
I don’t think I would go so far as to recommend supply teaching as a career option, even temporarily. However…
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Terry: dreading the bombardment of ill-informed views!
It all started with Brexit. At least, that’s when I first became aware of the preponderance of people who are more than happy to pontificate about, and lecture the rest of us on, a subject of which they have no expertise.
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Sometimes you need to convince colleagues to think about using educational technology in their lessons, or to identify where in their scheme of work they could incorporate it.
Read MoreSome parts of this book are excellent. Shame about the bit on “incredibly limited working memory” though.
Read MoreThe following is a list of 29 ways in which you might be able to help the Ukrainian situation. My aim was to collate a list of ways that ordinary people could contribute, even if only in a small way.
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Books by Terry Freedman
I have discovered that there are two World Book Days.
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The book’s primary concern is enabling Python to be used for manipulating and plotting large datasets, dealing with image “noise” and other advanced topics.
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Books, by Terry Freedman
World Book Day is with us again today, March 3rd, when it is celebrating its 25th birthday! Here are some activities and resources to make it a day to remember.
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This Government website looks like a useful starting point for those students who are not sure about which route to take, or whether they want to take the traditional academic route.
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A zombie, by Terry Freedman
“It never occurred to me at the time that we have zombies amongst us in the form of ex-Secretaries of State — not just in education, but in other areas too.”
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