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by José Picardo
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Showing all posts in Category: Educational Technology

In Digital Strategy, Education, Educational Technology

Emergency EdTech Rations –What's so important we can't leave it at home?

In Digital Strategy, Educational Technology

Get ed tech right without blowing your budget —A guide for school leaders

In Digital Strategy, Education, Educational Technology

Don’t blame the tools —Too often, schools approach technology in completely the wrong way

In Digital Strategy, Education, Educational Technology, Modern Foreign Languages

Modern Foreign Languages Pedagogy Review —Considering the implications for practice, technology adoption and initial teacher training

In Digital Strategy, Education, Educational Technology

Teaching to the text: Textbooks or technology? —Why it is not one or the other

In Education, Educational Technology, Modern Foreign Languages

This is how I teach —A summary of the strategies and methods I use in my lessons

In Digital Strategy, Education, Educational Technology

Technology: an unwelcome distraction or the catalyst for great learning? —A non-hysterical look at how technology can support teaching and learning

In Digital Strategy, Educational Technology

It’s not about the tablets. It’s about the learning —My foreword to the new book: The Tablet Revolution

In Digital Strategy, Education, Educational Technology

Not all screen time is equal Some considerations for schools and parents

In Digital Strategy, Education, Educational Technology

Overlapping arguments —Why we love to hate technology

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  • We may well like to talk about global Britain, but reality doesn’t stack up. https://t.co/f3yubZTKUl5 days ago
  • @greg_ashman Did anyone bother asking the AI about learning styles? https://t.co/O5UqbrbI7H1 week ago
  • Have enjoyed using this tweet this week to discuss with our students how wrapping our heads around big numbers is really tricky. https://t.co/leeZ6pxJSd3 weeks ago
  • 👏👏👏 https://t.co/M8ayW9sZHP4 weeks ago
  • @whatonomy Chiasmus, the rhetorical device in which words or phrases are repeated in reverse order. E.g "Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country."1 month ago

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