There are four questions I urge you to go and investigate in your school...  If I struggled to read and write, how much of the learning in y...

Today's post is a screenshot from one of my Google Classroom's grade books (student names removed). This year I have really focused ...

I am always looking for ways to bring more te reo Māori into my classes. However, doing this in a really meaningful way when my own understa...

  A resource I have been working on this year is 'growth mindset ludo'. As students move around the board, they land on various refl...

  The misinformation around COVID and vaccination has particularly highlighted for me the importance of ensuring that science needs to be mo...

  The pottery work in this photo is some of the artworks produced by the students of Elwyn Richardson. If you don't know, Elwyn was an i...

One of the things that frustrate me about our current education system is that it has a bias toward using writing as a means to represent le...

It's been a little while since I've blogged regularly so to get back in the habit, I thought I would share one photo every day for t...

To have spent so many months working from home in a job that usually involves so much face to face time, has made 2021 feel like a bit of an...

We are back in lockdown thanks to COVID and the delta variant. As the days pass while teaching remotely, it becomes increasingly apparent th...

Just three months ago I was hopping across Europe visiting museums and art galleries. It seems unthinkable that so much has changed as a res...

Recently, a teacher in a Facebook group asked how others set targets and measure progress in the junior science curriculum? I mentioned th...

I realised with a shock yesterday how little I've blogged this year! So, I have set a personal challenge for myself, 10 posts in 10 days...