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Keynote – Brad Waid

Changing tools  – From scroll to book What would our students share about their learning? Are we preparing them for ‘Their Future’ or for ‘Our Future’? Example of Cargo Bot. The relationship is what’s important; tools keep changing. The changing … Continue reading

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World without order – Citizenship through Minecraft

Campbell Potter shared his use of Minecraft with Y9 Social Studies classes. I’ve experimented with this in the past but haven’t got past the intricacies of setting this up with multiple platforms and paid for accounts. Here the technical setup … Continue reading

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The innovation stream – interdisciplinary innovation at Howick College

Student’s choose to go into Innovation Stream (other options are Sport in Education, Learning Support etc) Focus on the 6 C’s which is the content. Context are the subjects e.g. Maths, Science etc. Similar structure to TBC’s Inquiry programme (15/25 … Continue reading

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GetGame: Fostering collaborative learning in a gameful context

Workshop notes Presented by Bron Stuckey Link to collaborative notes and  collaborative slides    Examples of games: Anatomy Arcade Breakout EDU Resource Wars: A game involving maths (geometry & money), relationships, fine motor skills, economics and nuclear annihilation. EPIC Academy: teacher gamified … Continue reading

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Keynote by Eric Mazur-Innovating education to educate innovators

Lecturing hasn’t changed much in hundreds of years. Transmission. Delivering information. But knowledge is something that has to be constructed in the brains of the learners. The process of learning: Transfer of information (in class) Assimilation of the information (out … Continue reading

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