I set myself the challenge of investigating the use of SeeSaw and Adobe Voice in the classroom. It was important to tell the students they will encounter problems, and to try and solve them when they come along. My experience tells me that pupils will shout their problem across the room before attempting to fix. […]
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About Brexit and Teaching As teachers we are encouraged to engage pupil voice in the work we do. We ask pupils to reflect and improve their work, to self and peer assess, and in pastoral situations we run questionnaires, and pupil councils to ensure that their voice is heard and we are representing their thoughts
The Brexit Result just won’t hold. Any teacher can tell you that! Read More »
This was my first run over 15km. I wanted to test my stamina. With hindsight I wish I went on the canal or hard surface. The long grass, brambles, nettles and large areas of mud made running difficult and slow. By the end of the run I was struggling to keep going and did pause
The first long one – tough! Read More »
I had a cricket match for school today, but knew Claire was also leaving the house early. I had just enough time to go to the Gadebridge park run. This is a free event where you run with a 100ish other runners an deceive a time. I had done one of these previously and recorded
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In September 2015 I decided to take up running. I had been running an orienteering club at school and enjoyed watching the children compete. I have always had a love for maps, Geo-Cashing and treasure hunt activities so orienteering was an attractive option for me to compete in during the winter season when my first love