neurodiversity – Edventures

AI for therapeutic purposes – Conversational Agents

Kristian Still 6 Jul ’24 6 Jul ’24

More yellow cars. With an interest in neurodiversity and AI, it seems like that there has been a flood of articles cross my radar. More than a handful of articles and research papers on AI highlighted therapeutic use cases, superficially …

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AI and Neurodiversity – classroom to staffroom

Kristian Still 29 Jun ’24 6 Jul ’24

Ever played “Yellow car?” It is a simple car journey past time, that should need little explanation beyond it’s game title. I raise it, simply because, once you’ve played your first game of “Yellow car,” it is almost impossible not …

Thinking about teaching – do26 Jul ’24
Just so you know, I shared the draft post and sought M*’s permission to share her correspondence and redacted names as a professional courtesy. Having arrived at work, the building locked, I checked my personal emails whilst waiting. Below is the email and my reply. …
Children’s Wellbeing Bill and an updated Mental Health Act19 Jul ’24
With the change of government, SEND is certainly getting its two minutes of fame and a new Children’s Wellbeing Bill. My Ministers will seek to raise educational standards and break down barriers to opportunity… A Bill will be introduced to raise standards in education and …
Best Gift Ever – thank a teacher18 Jul ’24
Here is a short post about the end of year and a story about a pupil, a teacher, a class reader and the end of year tradition to thank teachers. The pupil is Tom. I’m the teacher. (With my safeguarding hat on – I want …
Thinking about pupil behaviour – in a Special Education setting12 Jul ’24
I am investing time connecting with others via LinkedIn, learning and thinking hard. This professional learning edventure started with a Team Teach webinar with Dr Alec Clark and Jonathan Newport (Chief Learning Officer and Global Director of Team Teach.) It was followed up by some …