A little behind but F is for favourite things. In particular, my favourite thing I found today is a site called Dear Data . In my never endi...

Take a moment to consider how many of the students in your class were born in the same city or country. How many of the students that were...

Sharing an office with Steve Mouldey  a massive advocate for Design Thinking, I was always bound to pick up a few more things about it (re...

Over the past few weeks I have been spending a significant amount of time focussing on the ideologies that our education system in the past...

Yup. It is A for April and A for the A to Z challenge, a blogging challenge I joined with my colleague Ros at HPSS whilst teaching a modu...

V is for volcanoes in the A to Z challenge... Welcome to Auckland, New Zealand, a city built on a dormant volcanic field. As a result, ...

U is for Unusual and unexpected in the A to Z challenge... As a tweenager, I was somewhat obsessed with all things magic. I am part of t...

R  is for research in the A to Z challenge... Have you ever noticed the way people talk about maths? "I don't like maths...

Next on the A to Z challenge  is N and O for Nerd Online Please note, I have't asked permission to use this amge The image a...

M is for Museum of Mihi in the  A to Z challenge... Some teachers ask students to write a letter about who they are. Other schools might ...

L is for Learning 2.0 in the A to Z challenge: At Hobsonville Point Secondary School, we want to personalise learning. We want our kids ...