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Neil Riley's curator insight,
June 1, 4:43 AM
Huge advocate of Life Long Learning and the use of personal technology breaks down the barrier between the 'classroom' and the workplace.
Helen Teague's comment,
June 1, 9:13 AM
I like the emphasis on connections---making connections among curricular disciplines and technology uses.
NikitaWilliams's curator insight,
June 7, 12:55 AM
A must read for all educators involved in technology education. Anyone who reads this will know exactly what to look for in a resource for helping develop Design & Digital Technology understandings. Delete the scoop?
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Ana Sclerandi's curator insight,
May 31, 3:08 PM
Nik Peachey, freelance technology consultant, teacher trainer, writer and course designer, specialist in educational technology, ELT and ICT, explains how he got into educational technology, why foreign language learners need to be digital literate in the 21st century; why teachers should be updated, prepared and willing to rethink their educational practices and homework assignments; and what schools should first invest on when bringing technology to their classrooms.
Ana Sclerandi's comment,
May 31, 3:09 PM
Thanks Nik to put it so clearly and simply. Look forward to part 2.
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ESLRaj's curator insight,
May 7, 7:27 AM
When you use more than one adjective in a sentence, they need to follow the order of this acronym: OSACOMP. It sounds like a computer algorithm, and feels just as frustrating. You can’t just say, “I bought a new, beautiful, leather, big black work bag.” The Opinion needs to come first. Then Size, followed by Age, Color, and Origin. Finally, Material and Purpose. So, “I bought a beautiful, big, new, black leather work bag.” Because that makes all the difference. Delete the scoop?
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Nik Peachey's curator insight,
May 2, 7:10 AM
The first in what looks like being a useful series of podcasts.
Jonathan Sayers's comment,
May 2, 9:15 AM
Yep, I listened yesterday, a great way to spend 20 minutes.
Jonathan Sayers's curator insight,
May 2, 9:16 AM
A really lovely way to spend 20 minutes, nice relaxing chat all about teachers and teaching. Looking forward to the next one... Delete the scoop?
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