It was again a pleasure to moderate #asechat this evening and, as usual, the collection of ideas and resources suggested by the educators who took part were really good and useful! I have created a Twitter Collection that summarises the…
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Educational Research – why should we bother?
This post is a couple of weeks overdue, as it is an attempt to summarise my recent visit to the ASE Conference in Reading. The title of the post might startle you a little bit, but it makes sense, because…
Posted in Blog, CPD Tagged with: 2015, ASE, ASE Conference, Classroom, CollaboratEd, CollaboratEd.org.uk, CPD, Education, Educational Research, learners, learning, Mind Mapping, Practical, Reading, Research, ResearchEd, Science
What could technology integration look like in your science lessons? – #ASEChat summary 14th July 2014
It was again a pleasure to moderate #asechat last night and it was, as ever, a fast paced stream of contributions from a wide range of science educators. There were some excellent suggestions and the discussion was definitely dominated by…
Posted in Blog, CPD Tagged with: #asechat, ASE, Associa, BYOD, Chat, CollaboratEd, CPD, Educators, integration, iPad, Science, Smartphones, Tablets, technology, Twitter
Comparing the old and new Science Curriculum in England
With the “gap” year off the curriculum to give schools time to review their existing provision and adapt their curriculum with the now published Curriculum 2014 that will become statutory from September 2014 I thought Heads of Science would find…
Posted in CPD, Uncategorized Tagged with: ASE, Biology, Chemistry, CollaboratEd, CPD, Curriculum, KS3, New, Old, Physics, Range, Repeatability, Science, Subjects, Working Scientifically
Custom Twitter Timelines – great fun and extremely useful
When I first heard about the new Twitter Timelines that can be customised I immediately thought #asechat and other Twitter #hash tags chats. These custom timelines are a Moderator’s dream for a number of reasons, but you can use them…
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