I keep a well-stocked snack drawer at work that anyone is entitled to help themselves to, with the understanding that if they help themselves regularly, they should probably contribute something to the Drawer.
@Gwenelope I hate online parents evenings. Four hours of talking into a screen, no body language to read off, appointments devalued so you get parents in cars, eating dinner, I've even had one in bed.
An AI use in schools I could get behind would be parents evening scheduling. Teacher puts in their classes and availability, parents put in their availability and which teachers they need to see and the algorithm makes the most efficient schedule for all involved.
@Gwenelope It's not just chocolate - there's CuppaSoups, dried fruit snacks, crisps and tea bags, but they don't get taken as often so they end up at the bottom 😅
Sheer terror from year 8 as a series of explosions go off behind the school.
Turns out someone thought it was a really good idea to set off fireworks in the middle of the afternoon.
Doing a joint observation with my trainee's university tutor. Said tutor has just said the video clip "supported the visual learners", so if you were wondering whether learning styles were dead, there's your answer.
@adamboxer1 I didn't say it was. I said I'm having to get students to do some form of copying from the board, not because I want them to have information in their books, but because their fine motor skills are so bad they need the practice.
Maybe it's because I'm an evil, nasty person, but I don't need to hear the opinions of the students in my class on what they're learning. I teach little that requires an opinion, and of that which might, the students don't know enough to form a decent one.