My friend Luke didn’t realise until he was an adult that lukewarm was a real temperature, he thought it was just a term his mum used to describe his bath water.
VIDEO: Get the most out of classroom discussions. The "fishbowl" technique is based on peer feedback, helping students delve into complex texts and development communication skills. https://t.co/awq0ldjpRK
Last meeting thoughts before moving on - Jeff Bezos of Amazon has a 2 pizza rule. If the number of people at a meeting can't be comfortably fed by 2 pizzas, there are too many people for the meeting to be productive & everyone to be able to participate.
Building on last week, Yr 3 used @Ozobot colour codes to demonstrate angular momentum. We learned that when the moon is closer to Earth it moves faster and slows down when it is further away. Students shared their learning on their stories on @ClassDojo. #edtech#Coding#STEM
What you need to learn for an AI future" https://t.co/nAfKl9qMwW “What will shape the mindset of those who will be 20 in 2030? Education planners haven’t asked this as they should: we’ve used today as a template for tomorrow & assume that curriculum will evolve with society.”
@JacekMagolan@sarahprestridge Same....I think its due to demographics and poor behaviour management strategies from teachers which reflects a poor school culture.
Tune in live as #edtech experts and educators answer your questions about creating a digital classroom. Learn more about the event on 8/4 here: https://t.co/FgNh2yxrFd #MicrosoftEDU#BacktoSchool
Over a three year research project, Dr Terry Byers tested how different digital devices affected pedagogies, student cognition and learning experiences. Learn more in this blog: https://t.co/Ebdths8FT8
Fairy tales do not give the child his first idea of bogey. What they give the child is his first clear idea of the defeat of bogey. The baby has known the dragon intimately ever since he had an imagination. What the fairy tale provides for him is a St. George to kill the dragon.