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38 blogs about Education.

  1. Abakcus
    The best curation site for only math and science. By Ali Kaya. More info

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    7 Beautiful Pens for AxiDraw
    Axidraw is a remarkable machine designed to assist with many drawing and writing needs. Wit the right pens for Axidraw, you can tackle almost any task you traditionally do with a manual pen, such as …
    By Ali Kaya, 47 words
  2. Amy Smith Literature
    Teaching and studying English Literature and Language at Key Stages 3, 4, and 5. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Historical fiction reading recommendations (Summer 2024)
    Reflecting on my reading over the past year, I have found that I have been drawn to a considerable amount of historical fiction, most of which takes the lives of marginalised women as a starting …
    By Amy Smith, 1,391 words
  3. cavmaths
    Maths, Teaching and Life. By Stephen Cavadino. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Carnival of Maths #229
    Roll up, roll up, roll up and welcome to the two hundred and twenty ninth Carnival of Mathematics! 229 is a prime number, and that in itself is interesting. Its the “elder” of a set …
    By srcav, 462 words
  4. cherrylkd
    S.E.N ADVOCATE. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Death of a Sporting Hero
    Yesterday (June 2nd 2024) we lost one of our great sporting heroes. Of course I’m talking about Rob Burrow CBE who played scrum-half for Leeds Rhinos. He was the tender age of 41. He lost …
    By cherrylkd, 546 words
  5. David Didau – Blog
    I have expressed the constraints and irritations of ordinary teachers, detailed the successes and failures of my classroom and synthesised my 15 years of teaching experienced through the lens of education research and cognitive psychology. 🇬🇧 More info

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    How should we view the performance of the most disadvantaged students?
    In spite of our best efforts, the academic performance of our most and least advantaged students stubbornly refuses to close. In fact, as a recent report from the Education Policy Institute shows, the gap seems …
    By David Didau, 66 words
  6. Donald Clark Plan B
    What is Plan B? Not Plan A! 🇬🇧 More info

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    AI will not take your job but someone using AI will – it may well replace Doctors?
    This paper (Influence of a Large Language Model on Diagnostic Reasoning: A Randomized Clinical Vignette Study by Goh et al.) on ‘diagnostic reasoning’ hasn’t had enough attention. The authors fully expected Doctors plus GenAI to …
    By Donald Clark, 389 words
  7. DrawingsOf.com
    Creative drawings, educational cartoons, happy art inspiration, fun English vocabulary & grammar lessons, kids' stories & illustration videos. By Lillie Marshall. 🇺🇸 More info

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    Fourth or Forth? An Illustrated Lesson…
    In the world of commonly confused words, “fourth or forth” is a common quandary! Let’s explore the difference between the two spellings, because one little letter can make a world … The post Fourth or …
    By Lillie Marshall, 50 words
  8. The Echo Chamber
    Education...education...education. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Passion!
    The firebox
    By ijstock, 3 words
  9. Eduwonk
    Education News, Analysis, and Commentary. By Andrew J. Rotherham. 🇺🇸 More info

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    Statement On Statements. Plus Is Education Always Last To Get The Memo? Plus Fish!
    ICYMI — Laura Marcus from Tidelines Institute stopped by to talk about her education journey and the experiential education work she is leading in Glacier Bay, Alaska. Jed and I discussed several issues on the …
    By arotherham, 1,684 words
  10. The Ethan Hein Blog
    Music, Technology, Evolution. 🇺🇸 More info

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    MusicRadar column on “Lilac Wine” by Jeff Buckley
    My latest MusicRadar assignment was to pick something from Jeff Buckley’s Grace to write about. I chose the weird old showtune. The column was mainly an excuse to meditate on the difference between classical timekeeping …
    By Ethan, 59 words
  11. Free-Range Kids
    How parents and teachers can let go and grow. By Lenore Skenazy. 🇺🇸 More info

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    Boy, 3, Wanders into Front Yard While Mom Takes Shower, Cops Tell Her this is “No Small Offense”
    Hello Lenore, I have had great interest in your philosophy and truly feel connected to your philosophy of allowing our children the opportunity to grow and as individuals through independence and exploration. I had the …
    By lskenazy, 937 words
  12. Frog in a Well
    The primary purpose … is to promote more communication between those studying and researching in places like the United States with those in other places such as Japan. 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 More info

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    Testing to the teach
    Below is the mid-term for my Modern Japan class. You can see the syllabus here. I wanted to think about this a bit, because I am trying to do several things with it, and I …
    By Alan Baumler, 626 words
  13. Houston Foresight – Blog
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    Save the Date: Spring Gathering 2025
    Looking to the next 50 years of Houston Foresight. We hope you’ll join us in 2025 as we glimpse back on the last 50 and get ready for the next! Registration coming soon, but mark …
    By Nicci Obert, 55 words
  14. how we montessori
    How we implement the principles of Maria Montessori in our home. By Kylie. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Six Blindfold Activities for Children 3yrs+
    Have you tried any blindfold activities with your child? If your child goes to a Montessori school, it's likely they have tried some sensorial activities like the pink tower, knobbed cylinders, thermic tablets, perhaps even …
    By howwemontessori, 566 words
  15. Inframethodology
    A weblog devoted to the underlying craft of research. By Thomas Basbøll. 🇩🇰 More info

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    Quick Links
    for students | for scholars | for pleasure This blog is no longer being updated regularly with fresh content. Here are some self-study resources (including text and video) for those who would like to improve …
    By Thomas Basbøll, 626 words
  16. joe moran's words
    on the everyday, the banal and other important matters. 🇬🇧 More info

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    How to Know a Person
    I reviewed David Brooks’s How to Know a Person for the TLS: David Brooks was raised in a Jewish family whose motto, he says, might have been “Think Yiddish, Act British.” He learned to be …
    By mccjmora, 823 words
  17. Larry Cuban on School Reform and Classroom Practice
    Scholar/ Practitioner's thoughts on education. 🇺🇸 More info

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    Whatever Happened to Vocational Education?
    In the mid-19th century, school reformers made the distinction between head-and-hand learning in children and youth–both had to be schooled. After the Civil War, reformers introduced “manual education” into schools. Working with tools to fashion …
    By larrycuban, 878 words
  18. Laura McInerney - Blog
    I’m an education journalist, co-founder of the daily survey app, Teacher Tapp, and renowned keynote speaker. 🇬🇧 More info

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    A Cumulatively Effective Way of Dealing With Worries
    At the age of seven, I waved a medical encyclopedia in front of my parents and announced that I had “free-floating anxiety”. The book was one of only a few we had in the house, …
    By Laura McInerney, 725 words
  19. Learning for Life
    The motto of my nursery class:"Sunshine is delicious, rain is refreshing, wind braces us up, and snow is exhilarating; there is no such thing as bad weather, only different kinds of good weather." John Ruskin 1819-1900. By Kierna C. 🇬🇧 More info

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    The best place to be a child!
    I was so fortunate to have the opportunity to work in our partner kindergarten in Norway over the Easter break, it was the perfect chance to spend time in the kindergarten without having to get …
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  20. Learning from my mistakes: an English teacher's blog
    A 'warts and all' view of my teaching career. Hopefully, some of my thoughts will inspire you. Or, they will prevent you from making some of the mistakes I have made in the past. By Xris. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Narrowing those feelings
    Effect is such a funny thing to explore when reading texts. It is wrapped up in so many things. What has happened previously? What does the reader think will happen next? What is really going …
    By Xris32, 746 words