Sharing is caring, as they say - thought I'd share a computing curriculum levels poster I made. You can download the big version here.
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I've been compiling my digital literacy resources for some time but thought I would add them in to a resource on my blog. Here are my Pinterest Digital Literacy resources. I will keep adding to these so keep checking back. Thanks! Follow Mark's board Digital Literacy on Pinterest.
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Apple have just done a few things to make everyone's lives a little bit easier. Firstly, they've just launched a new 'Apple in Education' section on iTunes with some cracking podcasts on there to help get you up and running. Check them all out here. There are lots and lots…
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If I think back to ten years ago, if someone mentioned student voice to me, I have to admit I was threatened by this. The thought of student feedback impacting upon my career - heaven forbid. My point of view ten years on is somewhat different now. Certainly I don't…
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I've just had the pleasure of reading the latest book in the Perfect series by @shaun_allison, 'Perfect Teacher-Led CPD'. As someone who has written one of the books in the series, I always know, having gone through the copy-edit process, that the books are always put together really well, having…
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Working as a member of a senior leadership team brings a number of interesting prospects. I’ve certainly had an interesting year so far with a number of challenges that have come my way. What is has done for me however is give me a fresh perspective in how technology can…
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Differentiation can take place in lots of different ways. The old classics are differentiation by outcome and differentiation by task, but these, like many methods, can be really teacher heavy. I certainly remember working hours and hours to create and adapt work for individual students in my classes. It took…
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It's a great opportunity to recharge your batteries after a busy half term. Term 5 is always the busiest term for me. Coursework, exam preparations, all of it... it makes for a very busy period. I have always thought though that making time to make yourself happy and those around…
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I love street art. Really love it. Living in and around Bristol I'm lucky to have such a heritage of it available to me. There is some simply amazing street art around the city; not to mention all of the work by Banksy. A recent piece by Banksy has inspired…
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Teachmeets are everywhere now. The great sharing and practice available, for free, available to teachers by teachers is unprecedented. so how can you make the most out of your Teachmeet experience? What should you be likely to expect and how can you get the most out of attending one? Why…
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