Last Saturday I attended the ICTENSW Conference at Sydney University – it is the first time I have attended this professional learning activity. Stimulating. Not just because of the nature of the presentations but also it was a chance for me to meet face-to-face many amazing teacher tweeps I have followed for the past few…
This post is dedicated to my parents, Patrice and Noel, and to Anna who all had great passion for education and sadly passed away in 2014*. On the 5 March Sir Ken Robinson gave the first annual Anna Craft memorial lecture: Educating for creativity: From what is to what might be at Exeter University in…
This graphic was doodled by the amazing Amanda Hogan at the #ICTENSW conference on Saturday 14 March at Sydney University. Amanda pens these great graphics while she listens to speakers. She did one when I was sharing my new book at the first EdCamp session. Amanda has captured key parts of the HPC model in…
In this first post I have added links to short articles on Medium written in the past few months. The topics range across an introduction to High Possibility Classrooms, inquiry-based learning, teaching code in schools, history and geography in the primary curriculum, teaching kindergarten, cyber safety, the importance of teacher planning and the place of Anzac…
