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Flow and the Autotelic Classroom
I've been meaning to write this post for ages. I greatly enjoyed Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi's 'Flow: the
Education
More on Teaching as a Subversive Activity
As part of my ongoing research for my Ed.D. thesis on the concept of digital literacy
Education
Teacher as Game Show Host?
A couple of years I wrote a post exploring a metaphor of the Teacher as DJ.
Education
Good teaching is good teaching.
I came across this video recently (thanks Ollie!) from Professor Daniel Willingham, Cognitive Scientist and Neuroscientist
Education
My way or the highway.
As I posted recently, although I’ve just begun my fifth year of teaching, last year’s GCSE
Productivity
90% digital, or 12 ways my teaching ecosystem is evolving.
I’m looking forward to the new academic year. Having said that, I’m not hugely excited about
Technology
elearnr – new blog for a new role!
I’ve mentioned several times before that as of this coming academic year (2008/9), I shall be
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Help me fill in the gaps.
I need your help. As I’ve already mentioned several times here already, next year I’m going
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I am Spart-arthus!
OK, so I’m not really ‘Arthus Erea‘ the poster boy of the Student 2.0 ‘movement’. I
Education
Social Fabric
I’m becoming increasingly aware of the importance of schools as social fabric. Some cynics might call
