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Notes on AI, maths and teacher development.

A blog since 2011 — thinking out loud about professional learning, school improvement, and what AI means for classrooms.

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New ways of learning, same people.

I have enthusiastically embraced new technology this term. So far I have tried Jing videos to explain algebra to my year 9 Maths class Blogs and Wikis for…

Turning exams on their head

I’ve had an idea buzzing around my head, and I need your help. I was fortunate enough to attend Be Bettr last Friday, a conference which brought together…

English Baccalaureate

I am an eternal optimist, and as such I believe that there is some value to the new English Baccalaureate. However, this is only true if it is…

New initiatives

After my inspiring training day on Tuesday I have been trying to put some of my new ideas in to practice. The three main aims were Start getting…

Why you think your theories about education are right (and why you’re probably fooling yourself)

You’re WRONG Ok, so hands up please, who felt ever so slightly annoyed when they read the title of this post? Sorry about that. It’s really not very…

The perfect training day at school

The first day back at work after the Christmas break is not traditionally a time to look forward to. It’s dark, it’s cold, and the next holiday is…

What it takes to be a great employer

Harvard business review has a superb article by Tony Schwartz on how any company can be a great employer. Education officials, school leaders and teachers can all learn…

Data is not the enemy of great teachers

There is a backlash against data in teaching. Here in the UK, and even more so in the USA, teachers seem to be reacting against efforts to put…

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