Reading in 2022
Most memorable reads Fiction The School for Good Mothers – Jessamine Chan Read in 2022 Some favourite words: ‘She thought
Reading
I’ve discovered that books are an open ticket for a platform in the direction of ‘you, this world and beyond’. This ticket transports me away from this world with its disorienting noise, its demands, expectations and the things of which I’ve grown weary. I journey through new faces, voices and places that may be less familiar as well as those that carry an echo of things once known. Books are friends that both comfort and challenge, and they are beacons to guide me home, carrying more joy and knowledge than I packed when I left.
Reading in 2021
These are 9 of the 61 books I read in 2021 whose magic will remain with me. Musa Okwonga’s memoir, One
Reading in 2020
Ever since the days of Biff, Chip and Kipper, I have loved escaping in the endless number of worlds offered
Writing
Through writing, I document my journey in search of joy and knowledge. I traverse aspects of my work in online learning, education and research and I wander through wellness, becoming and being. I embrace complexity, uncertainty and learning.
Equity
Ethnic disproportionality in the identification of SEND
In January, I attended the BAMEed Network conference, ‘Creating the future with everyone on board’. The second workshop I selected
Research engagement
Research engagement: a reading list
A collection of key reading. Updated as new learning takes place. Last updated: November 2022 Critical engagement with research The
Online learning
Understanding blended learning. Paul Hamlyn Foundation, 2022
As a member of the Teacher Development Fund’s advisory group, I wrote a blog for Paul Hamlyn Foundation exploring what’s meant by blended learning, especially in relation to teacher CPD.