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A collection of key reading. Updated as new learning takes place. Last updated: November 2022 Defining decolonisation Why I Say ‘Decolonisation is Impossible’ Adebisi.
Over the last few years, I’ve retreated from social media more often and embraced being more selective about what knowledge I consume and how. One
A number of years ago now, I attended a WomenEd conference where first I learned about what knowing your own strengths might unlock. I learned
A collection of key reading. Updated as new learning takes place. Last updated: November 2022 Critical engagement with research The Open Door: How to be
A collection of key reading. Updated as new learning takes place. Last updated: April 2022 Online teacher CPD Online teacher CPD: principles from research and
In my capacity as an Advisory Board member for the Paul Hamlyn Foundation Teacher Development Fund, which aims to support delivery of effective arts-based teaching
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Having worked in a Further Education College for many years, I’m all too aware how the gears of the quality department will already be ramping
Today, I was invited to be on a panel for FutureLearn’s Festival of Education. I sat alongside other ‘How to Teach Online‘ course mentors in
The scenario of being asked to use a virtual learning environment, a set of laptops or devices, or indeed an interactive whiteboard is likely to
One year ago, I was leaving a job that had me trapped in a cycle of despair and a fight with values that were not
2018 saw the completion of my library at home and a commitment to more reading. Being an English teacher had lead to far less reading
Today’s WomenEd Unconference was to be an event unlike others I’d attended previously. It wouldn’t be my first, I wouldn’t be presenting, I wouldn’t be
In recent months, I’ve become more engaged with the field of cognitive science and what it has to teach us about effective learning. This began
30 days ago, I started working at the Chartered College of Teaching. This time has absolutely flown by and I found myself arriving at the