Student, colleague or personal successes.
This is the second guest post from Debbie Wesson, on our Same Language Subtitles project. Prepared and delivered a lesson using KaraokeParty.com as a vehicle to improve reading levels to a Year 7 group. Firstly I gave them a copy …
Its been an entertaining half an hour working through the opening of ‘As Darkness Falls.’ A mystery IF where you play a private detective investigating the disappearance of your friend. His last known location was a small run down motel …
For those of you that share my advocacy for Moodle, you may not share my advocacy for Moodle’s gradebook. I know its hard to get into, but its really worth your time. Now, add to the mix, a professional interest …
Just a great photo, quote and thought provoking combination. Quote taken from Jason Kottke when referring to comparisons made between basketball greats Michael Jordan and LeBron James. We are easily mesmerised by the myth of talent. However, we often forget …
Before I get to the ‘Using Feedback as the Lesson’ post, there are a couple of pedagogical reflections / questions I wish to highlight / discuss with you and hopefully, as its the holidays, you might comment? A recent research …
In the spring 2010 experiment, Carl Wieman and his colleagues followed two nearly identical physics classes. 250 students were taught the usual way, three hours a week for 11 weeks and then, at the 12th week the experiment began. One …
This one is doing the rounds and I completely see why. @chickensaltash (Dan Roberts) @gideonwilliams and BBC Radio Present Scott Mills all recommend it. Its a simple game you can play with wikipedia and it even has its own page. …
If you have note stumbledupon John Davitt’s LEG of random Learning Event Generator then take two minutes to visit the URL, its worth your time. Seriously, you won’t even need two minutes to gauge its usefulness. Today, it got even better…. [blackbirdpie id=”70134683706470400″] Now with …
