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Interested in how the use of new technologies can be used to help deliver innovation in teaching and learning.

Joined October 2011
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Look what happened in Scribblenauts Remix #ScribblenautsRemix
Look what happened in Scribblenauts Remix #ScribblenautsRemix
Blog Post - Michael Gove at the London Festival of Education #lfe2012 graemeeyre.info/?p=918
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Just this moment decided my next Action Research Project - Flipped Lessons! blog.ted.com/2012/04/25/flip…
So many exciting opportunities - the Flipped Classroom. RT @DailyRiff The Flipped Class: Myths vs. Reality dailyriff.com/689
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Team Tech closing the FSM gap: modelling, clarity of instruction, practical projects, few lang barriers are all contributing to success!
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12 Things kids want from their teacher buff.ly/SZ8bI7 Love this!
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I love Dropbox because it helps my students and our teachers share their collaborative, creative projects. :) db.tt/fhXk8UX9
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RT @padgete I am teaching a class on using Skype in the classroom looking for someone to Skype with during the class. Could you RT?
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Evaluating Technology Use in the Classroom thethinkingstick.com/evaluat…
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Replying to @LearningCurve_
@smithv01 some of my 10A1 have the ability and confidence to get top places. We need to ensure our sixth form attracts and supports them.
Engaging boys through use of Minecraft! Example of a GCSE conceptual idea!
Working with e portfolios and MS PPT? Try the briefcase option to keep them synced between yourself and the student!
The visualiser creates a great pedagogical space to help support teaching and learning, welcome it, use it and embed it into practice.
Wow! A pupil that struggles with traditional 3D drawing today showed me 3D conceptual images of his GCSE project produced on Minecraft!
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Wow, a thought provoking day! So many new opportunities lay ahead!
Minecraft. A simple game or/and the ideal tool to assist with CAD in the classroom? Watch this space