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

‘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

Reluctant writers in your class? Engage them with Pokemon character reports.

I recently came across this amazing art on BoredPanda.  It is an artist’s vision of the anatomy of different Pokemon … More

My article for the TES: A Day In The Life Of Neil Jarrett.

I recently wrote an article for the Times Educational Supplement (TES) about my daily life as a teacher at an … More

How To Use ‘TED-Ed Lessons’ – Includes A Free Video-Viewing Worksheet.

I recently found TED-ED lessons… they’re brilliant!  Created by educators around the world, they are a great way to share … More

5 Really Good Online Newspaper Makers

My class are studying coasts this term and I asked them to make a newspaper report about a hotel that … More

My article for the International Teacher Magazine: How can technology in the classroom make personalized learning easier?

I recently wrote an article for the International Teacher Magazine.  It covers my experience of personalized learning.  At first, I … More

Time-lapse a science experiment for excellent observation opportunities (includes a free, downloadable write-up form).

Last week I did a science lesson with my students where we looked at how the sweets ‘Skittles’ dissolved in … More

Guest Blog Post: Stuck for art lesson ideas? Check out Artsology.

Artsology.com began as a side project for me as I was transitioning from working in the art world to becoming … More

Guest Blog Post: Is Virtual Reality For Education All Hype?

VR is here to stay, love it or hate it. The technology has already been adopted by school teachers in … More