Students of all ages face new challenges in a technologically dominated world. Simply showing up with a backpack, some pencils … More
Author: Neil Jarrett
Try Using Augmented Reality To Create A Truly Interactive Display.
In English, my class have been studying discursive writing. The topic we have focused on has been zoos and whether … More
A brilliant website for drawing lessons – thousands of ideas and tutorials.
Drawing How To Draw is a brilliant website which features a huge number of drawing tutorials and lesson ideas. In my … More
Virtually Presenting At The Primary Maths Initiative.
In November, I will be virtually presenting at the Primary Maths Initiative CPD: “A support network of teachers and specialists … More
Book Creator Ambassador
I recently became a ‘Book Creator Ambassador‘. If you want any support or guidance about this fantastic app, contact me! … More
A simple but useful tech idea to replace mini-whiteboards.
Combine an iPad with the app ‘Paper’ by FiftyThree and you get a great replacement for mini whiteboards. My class … More
My article for the International Teachers Magazine: Everything you need to run an inter-school online competition.
After recently running the Federation of British Schools in Asia (FOBISIA) maths online tournament, I decided to share what I … More
Technology Gives The Quietest Student A Voice.
“Technology Gives The Quietest Student A Voice.” – Jerry Blumengarten. I absolutely love this quote. It is such a powerful … More
Take A Look At The Maths Mastery Materials I Wrote For The Scholastic Online Resource Bank.
I recently wrote some content for Scholastic. It was a short article on mastery in mathematics; followed by some open-ended … More
‘Really Tricky’ Online Maths Resources
I recently organised and ran the Federation of British Schools In Asia (FOBISIA) online maths tournament. It was successful and … More