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Yesterday I attended my first TeachMeet in Lutterworth. The colleagues at TeachMeetMidlands11 (#tmm11 on Twitter) have given me loads of ideas – which I plan to blog about in a few days when I’ve had a chance to think about them – and I was also brave/daft enough to give a presentation. I like the [...]
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This is a follow-up to my post in December about Memory4Teachers. Most of the important stuff will be repeated but feel free to check it out – for reasons that will become obvious, I’m making this a separate post rather than updating the old one. Context I signed up for a free memory stick over [...]
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Tags: Memory Stick, USB flash drive
You know how some INSET days feel like a total waste of time? You spend ages listening to managers droning statistics or have consultants tell you that you’ve been doing it wrong all this time. Well, last week there was a really good hour which made up for the rest of the day. The session [...]
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Revising Online
(Updated 1st May to fix broken link) I’m a big fan of paper and pen, I have to admit. I can’t read a non-fiction book without a pencil in my hand, ready to add notes in margins. Revision should, I feel, start by writing out some ideas, perhaps headings or main nodes of a concept map. [...]
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