Guest post by Dr. Jamie Schwandt American poet and etymologist John Ciardi once remarked, “The classroom should be an entrance into … More
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5 Reasons You Should Read the Free Cyberlearning Community Report
As a computer science teacher who likes staying current with the best ways to integrate useful technology in my classroom, … More
Lesson expectations prompt card – a free download
I recently was at a meeting about what a good lesson looks like – but from solely looking at pupils’ … More
The perfect website for teaching speaking and listening
If you’re looking to develop speaking and listening skills with your class, noisyclassroom.com is excellent. There’s loads of resources and videos to … More
How To Create a Virtual Field Trip for Google Cardboard
Virtual field trips are a great way to engage learners; creating an immersive and memorable experience for them. Thanks to … More
Write on the walls!
My school have painted some of the walls with ‘whiteboard paint’. The children absolutely love it and it is fantastic … More
Eggciting ideas!
As part of my school’s STEAM week, my class have been doing some egg investigations! We explored: The structure The … More
Bring poetry to life by using a ‘green screen’
I recently did a lesson in my school’s STEAM centre. It went really well, so I thought I’d share. And … More
The Curiosity Challenge… full STEAM ahead!
My school is encouraging inquisitive learners and has taken on a project inspired by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology: MIT. … More
An excellent online tool for making posters and other graphics
Easel.ly is a great tool for creating amazing posters and infographics online. Have a look at my walk-through video to … More
