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I finished The Oak Papers this morning On my GoodReads page I reviewed it like this: ‘A thoughtful, sometimes melancholy book as the author finds solace from the stress of life in visiting and re-visiting some ancient oak trees. It is always alert and sensitive, and links to both science and mythology about these trees […]

My 2020 Books of the Year

2020 In a year when I thought I might have read more than ever, I read only 30 books, much below my GoodReads challenge of 40. You can see the full list HERE So, you should rightfully temper any judgements I make here with that caveat firmly in mind! Nevertheless, here’s my list: Horizon by Barry Lopez […]

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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