This is a short curated list of posts, articles and podcasts on the role of AI in education, and on some of the threats this new and relatively unknown technology poses on our society and our schools.
AI in education: a reading list Read More »
In this post I summarise my experience with Cambridge DELTA, which unfortunately has been mainly negative, and I explain why I would recommend to enrol in a Master’s Degree instead.
Cambridge DELTA: is it worth it? Read More »
In this post, I briefly summarise the new challenges I am facing now that I have moved from the TEFL industry to being a school teacher.
From TEFL to school teacher Read More »
Read about what stationery I bring to school every day and why. In this post, I describe by teacher on-the-go office pouch and its contents.
My teacher EDC (everyday carry) #2 Read More »
Read about what stationery I bring to school every day and why. In this post, I describe by teacher EDC pencil case.
My teacher EDC (everyday carry) #1 Read More »
What do you do when you find yourself in front of a class of teenage students who are completely demotivated? I don’t really know, but in this post I share some questions for reflection.
Teaching the unteachable Read More »
My reflections on the (non) development of higher order thinking skills in Italian education, including higher education.
Bloom’s Taxonomy and the Italian education system Read More »
In a couple of days I will be leaving to attend a 5-week intensive Delta module two course at AVO Language School in Sofia. I have been working on the distance part in the last month (including my experimental practice and first drafts of LSA1), but the bulk of the course will be while I
Leaving for Sofia, Bulgaria Read More »
Most of my teaching is done off-site, in various places from state schools to companies and offices. This means that the learning environments I find myself in vary enormously, and so does the equipment available. Which is why I bring with me what I call my “on-the-go classroom” in a laptop bag. This way I
What’s in my teacher’s bag Read More »
