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The growing importance of digital citizenship isn’t just evident from what we hear in the news, but also recent findings from Ofsted that students often aren’t as digitally literate as teachers tend to assume.
Read Morein some respects, Brave New World seems closer to our lived reality than does Orwell’s 1984.
Read MoreJust before the end of the last school year I published an article about memory, and a review of a book about memory.
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Training days don't have to be dire. If you have choice in how you spend at least some of the day, here are twelve suggestions, plus a link to a humorous audio recording.
Read MoreAmazon has launched Amazon Study. It comprises free resources in maths and science for different age groups.
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These are the things I’ve discovered from personal experience.
Read MoreJeff Erickson has made his book on algorithms (the title is a bit of a giveaway) available for free.
Read MoreWhy bother asking someone to translate anything, given that Google Translate will probably do a reasonable-ish job in a fraction of a second?
Read MoreI’ve started to compile a list of books and other kinds of reading matter you might wish to explore over the holidays. They’re not all to do with edtech — we all need a break!
Read MoreI’ve started to compile a list of books you might wish to explore over the holidays. They’re not all to do with edtech — we all need a break!
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Reading, by Terry Freedman
For my end-of-term newsletter I’ve compiled a short reading list, not all the items on which are concerned with edtech. After all, everyone deserves a break.
Read MoreMy position is that I think the idea of ‘working memory’ is misapplied and, in any case, unnecessary.
Read MoreIt’s been estimated that if you were to read one a minute for 24 hours a day it would take you around 200 million years to get through them all.
Read MoreThis book differs from many of the books and articles I’ve read about memory because it delves into the physical changes that occur in different situations.
Read MoreEvery so often I read a blog post or a ‘commentary’ on Twitter by some self-appointed guru or other saying that blogging is passé.
Read MoreI don’t think rules, as commonly formulated, are very useful in the context of Computing lessons.
Read MoreDr Bousted makes a strong case for major reform of the parts of the education system in England that has a direct impact on teachers – and therefore on students.
Read MoreAt some point soon I shall be sending out the latest issue of Digital Education. It contains a lot of useful links, analysis of recent reports and some very interesting reading. It should have gone out this weekend, but I’ve added more to it.
Read MoreAt some point this weekend I shall be sending out the latest issue of Digital Education. It contains a lot of useful links, analysis of recent reports and some very interesting reading.
Read MoreSome people think that if people want to study a subject that doesn’t benefit anyone else, why should everyone else pay for it? However…
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