The Guardian recently published this article “Good news at last; the world isn’t as horrific as you think”. The article is actually an extract from
Putting Ethical Behaviour at the Centre of Learning
OEB Shaping the future Is the name of the conference in Berlin this week. So far I have attended sessions on digital literacy, ed-tech companies,
Teaching Brexit
Confused by all the Brexit jargon in the news? Here’s a glossary to demystify commonly used EU-related terms. Lesson plan Watch the video below and
Comparing voter turnout in different countries
American Voter Turnout Is Shameful, No Matter the Historic Midterms – 47 percent I just read this article about the voter turnout in the United
Teaching about how to put the news into perspective – practising ‘factfulness’
Things are bad, and it feels like they are getting worse, right? War, violence, natural disasters, corruption. The rich are getting richer and the poor
Rethinking digital citizenship; can you create value in the world?
This talk by Richard Culatta at the ISTE 2018 Chicago event this year is worth a watch. He has some good points on what it
Why choice matters to student learning
The Academic Benefits of Student Choice I just read this article in Mind Shift and a lot of the content was familiar to me. It
