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With more cyberthreats during school holidays, keep the kids safe. Available on Amazon
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“Looking up stuff” (CC BY-NC 2.0) by shareski Buzzing about Hexagons | Pete Sanderson’s @LessonToolbox Blog “The post describes a number of ways in which hexagons have been used to support learning in the classroom.” The @DavidGeurin Blog: Adaptable Learners Will Own the Future “We must develop skills that are transferable to unknown situations. To quote Alvin Toffler, the ultimate 21st Century…
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“Educational Postcard: ”…real engagemen” (CC BY-NC 2.0) by Ken Whytock Creativity and Knowledge | @TeacherToolkit The author considers the question: Can creativity be cultivated in our current school system? He shares his thoughts on “Why real creativity is based on knowledge” by Tim Leunig from TEDxWhitehall.. Some interesting ideas and observations. Concludes with “This therefore concludes,…
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How to Teach Coding Like a Granny – Joel Speranza“The digital technologies curriculum is here and everyone is trying to figure out how to teach the thing. Particularly the coding bit, that’s the steepest learning curve for most teachers and with good reason. As students we experienced math, science, english, humanities, PE. But coding is different. Most of us are simply too old to have…
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7 things to know about Pokemon GO before you head out the door with your kids
7 things to know about Pokemon GO before you head out the door with your kids
Do your kids play Pokemon GO?
If the answer is ‘I don’t know’, then you need to ask them today (or check out their device for the app).
Pokemon GO is huge right now, and for good reason, it’s fun! There’s a fantastical storyline through the game that, for many young adults, reminds them of the Nintendo GameBoy games they played in their teenage years – there’s a lot of nostalgia in Pokemon GO for…
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5 Top Tips for Your Child's New Technology
5 Top Tips for Your Child’s New Technology
It’s that time of year when our kids are bringing home new technology. Maybe you paid for it or maybe it’s provided by the school (from your school fees of course!) But it’s a tricky time, especially as they may know more than you about how to use it (you haven’t had a chance yet!) and they have had instructions from school about care and use too.
So my advice to parents is always to set some…
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Using Free Wifi - what you need to know
Using Free Wifi – what you need to know
Isn’t it great how we can get online pretty much anywhere now? At the library or at school or work. Even at Macca’s now! It’s great to have ease of access and know that we can make use of the great resources online whenever we need. No more last minute printing of meeting agendas or minutes – just pull them up on your iPad or laptop. Even on holidays most hotels and resorts have free WiFi .…
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