Category Archives: teaching

Professor David Hopkins was hosted by ACEL for a one day workshop in Auckland that I was fortunate enough to attend. David has had a range of educational experience as both a researcher, civil servant involved in policy and as a … Continue reading →

So this article about the ‘only brown kid in the room‘ has been shared by a couple of staff  at my school and, combined with this article about how a NZ student still experiences racism got me thinking about that whole thorny issue … Continue reading →

Another October holiday rolls around and I haven’t got to attend the great ULearn conference. But, as in previous years, I’ve lurked on social media and have found the following take aways: A post by Mind kits (who must have … Continue reading →

The following was submitted as an assignment for a Waikato University paper on Using Evidence for Effective Practise. Education, like many other modern endeavours, is rich with sources of data. But often educators are too busy in the work of … Continue reading →

Cyclone hosted an afterschool Google Education Roadshow in Tauranga today. Always useful to go along to these type of events, not only to try and win a spot prize (a Chrome cast was given away today), but you also usually … Continue reading →