So you say you’re not an artist? Despite all of the creative exposure we have across social media, exploring various art forms, tools, and spaces, […]
Welcome to Day 15 on the Appvent Calendar! Today we have a great suggestion for an AR tool from Apple that has lots of applications […]
Welcome to Day Eighteen of the 2020 Appvent Calendar! Swift Playgrounds is one of the best applications for teaching coding. This month the global community […]
A few years ago I wrote a post which signalled a solid baseline level of ten things every teacher should be able to do with […]
There’s no getting away from it, oracy is an essential skill. It is something that can be taught and there’s a pretty firm evidence base […]
The students in Tsai Hsing’s distance learning think that learning with the iPads is the best. Most everyone in modern society loves using smartphones and […]
Earlier this month, I was lucky enough to attend the ADE Academy 2017, in London, UK. It was certainly interesting to be in attendance as […]
“(Factors with the strongest evidence of improving pupil attainment) identifying common misconceptions… using strategies like effective questioning and the use of assessment” Sutton Trust, 2014 […]
Writing for a specific audience is considered an important literacy skills for students. The DfE cites research evidence that teaching students to write for a […]
I’ve (unfortunately) somewhat neglected my blog over the past 12 months or so. I decided at the start of 2017 to start writing posts here […]
Regular readers of my blog and those who have seen me speak know how much I love a decent app to support learning. A staple […]
The App Store launched in 2008 and revolutionised the way consumers use their iOS devices by allowing them to download and use third party applications. […]