I’m a science addict. Everything, really. You know what’s one of my favorite books? The Illustrated Version of Stephen Hawking’s A Brief History of Time. His eloquence and simplicity make … Continue reading Sharing to multiply: the unbeatable old formula of life, and just about anything, including Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
So yesterday I had a revision lesson about VERB TO BE in the simple present tense, among other things. I wanted my students to be able to write a letter about … Continue reading How can we work with differentiation in the classroom? My Jimmy Fallon challenge
A lesson about success with Richard St. John’s TED talk 8 secrets of success, and JK Rowling’s commencement speech on the benefits of failure at Harvard.
Link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dj2lzLZ6YxM&t=310s Whenever you have to talk about sex, religion, politics or drugs, how do you feel? Are you comfortable discussing these hot topics or can you feel … Continue reading A little controversy doesn’t hurt – A video lesson plan about PARSNIPS (hot topics)
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