Terry Freedman

How can you save yourself some time without compromising on the quality of your output?

When it comes to teaching any subject, "hands on" is definitely a great way of engaging kids.

One of the things I liked to do as a teacher was ask the kids to apply today's technology to a completely different context.

In my experience, many teachers make poor use of teaching assistants.

I started reading it today, and because I chanced upon a discussion on Twitter about lesson observations

One of my sole pleasures in life has been pitting my wits against the spreadsheet application Excel.

If you're thinking of organising a conference for teachers and other educational professionals, you can learn from the best – and the worst – practice.

So you've been dragooned into teaching Computing., even though you don't have the skills or knowledge required. After the initial panic, what can you do? Here are ten suggestions.

You may think that a business plan is not relevant to you because you’re not running a business.

Here are the sorts of apps I think are essential for serious conference-attending.

I had two reminders recently – as if reminders were necessary – of the importance of not taking technology for granted.