Are you a quiet person whose job role can involve ‘standing at the front’, either physically or virtually? Find out how some of our Learning Designers square being introverts and facilitating group work in a sometimes noisy world of module design: https:/
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There are several approaches to maximising cognitive engagement, and finding the right balance of think and participation ratios is key...
So, how do you do that? Well, we got the chance to ask @Doug_Lemov, and here's what he answered
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Women in the History of Science is an absolute gem.
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“Under the Labour ‘super teacher plan’, improvement teams will target poorer areas as figures show children from those backgrounds are almost twice as likely to go to an inadequate school”
And the teachers there aren’t as good so need help? Absolute ru
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automatED: a new research website about automation and AI in education, curated by me (at the moment). Here is a link to the transcript of a recent talk about generative AI and assessment I gave for @eddiged's seminar series: https://t.co/YOyNDopINN
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What Is A Ruckus?
My secretary called and said there was a ruckus in the front hallway. I was really excited to see what was going on. I wanted to know what a ruckus was. I learned that a ruckus was a small boy I hadn’t net yet. The ruckus was ripping our
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I've worked my way through the 176 page DfE Reading Framework with my #schoollibrarian hat on ... a summary and some thoughts:
LIBRARY STUFF: The DfE Reading Framework - how relevant is it to school librarians? (https://t.co/bOdNSuLHEW)
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Pleased my new book The Networked Librarian The School Librarians Role in Fostering Connections, Collaboration & Co-creation Across the Community @facetpublishing out February 2024! Exciting - just the editing etc to do #schoollibraries #schoollibra
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Some AI tools that can be used for research/teaching (updated - fully free vs freemium):
Fully free
1. SciSpace - Useful for chatting with papers, and understanding mathematical expressions. It also has a paraphrasing tool.
2. Research Rabbit - Free
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