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On Noticing and the ‘Stubborn Light’ of Nature There’s been a resurgence of old skills in this time of quarantine and isolation. For some it’s clearly bread-making or cooking. You still can’t find yeast in shops here. Or knitting. Jigsaw puzzles seem ubiquitous, if that can be called a skill. For other, including myself, it’s […]

Self isolating

How strange it feels to be in the world at this moment. When even the most common and human interactions are frowned upon, or outright banned. Thank goodness for the writers and artists who I can still connect with online, and for being allowed, still, to have a walk in the world once a day. […]

Teaching and learning blog …: teaching and learning with technology

What just happened?

I published this over on LinkdIn, and thought I’d archive it here too: What just happened? As we all prepare for the for the transition back to face-to-face it’s hard not to look back at what just happened, from an education perspective, with a mixture of astonishment and pride. In the space of a matter […]

What now, what next?

For some educators who have long advocated for the power of technology to augment, if not transform teaching and learning, this almost feels like a ‘gotcha’ moment. If it wasn’t so tragic, and so destructive, this might be a moment to point to the teachers who suddenly feel compelled to work out an alternative way […]

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