Tech&Learning International Latest about Tech&Learning International Computing and ICT vocabulary By Terry Freedman published 5 December 14 It's axiomatic that children with poor vocabulary are greatly disadvantaged. Ideas for the computing curriculum: #4 Fun and pointless? Why not? By Terry Freedman published 2 December 14 Get them interested first, and your work is made so much easier. Obvious, but worth stating nonetheless. Schools’ Approach to Assessment Without Levels By Terry Freedman published 26 November 14 What are different coloured badges, for example, or text, if not Levels by another name? New Ideas For a New Computing Curriculum By Terry Freedman published 19 November 14 I had the pleasure of attending one of the RM Technical seminars recently, and it was well worth the time. The things you can do with data! Part 1 By Terry Freedman published 12 November 14 It’s all part of my quest to show that computing and ICT can be interesting and enjoyable, and not just for geeks. 5 key questions to ask when evaluating students' work in Computing By Terry Freedman published 28 October 14 When it comes to judging students’ work in Computing and related subjects, there are five things that are crucial to take into account. Assessing Computing: Grids and Badges By Terry Freedman published 24 October 14 It seems to me that one way to avoid the issue or least get around it is to adopt the digital badges approach. Ideas for the computing curriculum: #3 Be self-referential By Terry Freedman published 24 September 14 Ideas for the computing curriculum: #2 What box? By Terry Freedman published 19 September 14 One of the most depressing things for me is the degree of conformity I come across. Ideas for the computing curriculum: #1 Talk to the lamp post By Terry Freedman published 17 September 14 An example of technology being enjoyable is the ‘Hello Lamp Post’ project that ran in Bristol in 2013. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Archives Tech & Learning NewsletterTools and ideas to transform education. Sign up below.* To subscribe, you must consent to Future’s privacy policy. MORE FROM TECH & LEARNING...1Teaching With Drones: 6 Skills Students Can Learn 2PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT: classroom.cloud by NetSupport Provides A 3-in-1 Education Solution3Poe AI: How to Use It to Teach4Leveraging Technology to Assess Student Learning5Talking Tech: 4 Strategies to Help Districts Manage the Device Boom
Computing and ICT vocabulary By Terry Freedman published 5 December 14 It's axiomatic that children with poor vocabulary are greatly disadvantaged.
Ideas for the computing curriculum: #4 Fun and pointless? Why not? By Terry Freedman published 2 December 14 Get them interested first, and your work is made so much easier. Obvious, but worth stating nonetheless.
Schools’ Approach to Assessment Without Levels By Terry Freedman published 26 November 14 What are different coloured badges, for example, or text, if not Levels by another name?
New Ideas For a New Computing Curriculum By Terry Freedman published 19 November 14 I had the pleasure of attending one of the RM Technical seminars recently, and it was well worth the time.
The things you can do with data! Part 1 By Terry Freedman published 12 November 14 It’s all part of my quest to show that computing and ICT can be interesting and enjoyable, and not just for geeks.
5 key questions to ask when evaluating students' work in Computing By Terry Freedman published 28 October 14 When it comes to judging students’ work in Computing and related subjects, there are five things that are crucial to take into account.
Assessing Computing: Grids and Badges By Terry Freedman published 24 October 14 It seems to me that one way to avoid the issue or least get around it is to adopt the digital badges approach.
Ideas for the computing curriculum: #3 Be self-referential By Terry Freedman published 24 September 14
Ideas for the computing curriculum: #2 What box? By Terry Freedman published 19 September 14 One of the most depressing things for me is the degree of conformity I come across.
Ideas for the computing curriculum: #1 Talk to the lamp post By Terry Freedman published 17 September 14 An example of technology being enjoyable is the ‘Hello Lamp Post’ project that ran in Bristol in 2013.
