My reflections on teaching and learning in the UK. Specialist subjects: Computing / ICT / Media
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Literacy and reading is important for every subject. Indeed every teacher should be a teacher of reading. Given the importance of subject-specific texts, I have […]
I am coming to the end of my first year of an Msc in Teacher Education. For our most recent assignment, we were asked to […]
Re-presenting my conference session from the last CAS London Conference (2020) Download the slides and resources at: http://bit.do/CAS2020WLau
If you're a regular reader of this blog, you will hopefully have found some of my blogs useful. The most read ones are shown on […]
(10 Min Read) Teaching remotely has the same goals as teaching face to face. Some of these goals are: Transfer of declarative knowledge and procedural […]
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Following the success of the Little Book of Algorithms - Over 20,000 downloads and hundreds sold worldwide, I'm pleased to announce version 2.0. The publishing […]
During the lockdown, I have received a few emails from teachers about what we can do to keep abreast of curriculum changes and also develop […]
I have been very fortunate to have had the opportunity to observe hundreds of lessons and work directly with mentoring and supporting more than 30 […]
24 hours have passed since my third CAS London conference, so here is a write-up. This is my second time presenting at the CAS London […]
I’ve been reading Simon Sinek’s “The Infinite Game” during my morning reading session with my sixth formers. Occasionally, I’ll read excerpts to them as it’s […]
The Quick Fire Five is derived from Doug Lemov’s Do Now in Teach Like a Champion 2.0. In brief, a Do Now should: Involve students putting […]
