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February 20, 2014November 2, 2016 José PicardoIn Educational Technology

Is technology rewiring our brains? Technology continues to get a bad press

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Essential reading for the start of the new term. https://t.co/9uKYHKcpt24 weeks ago
@bennewmark No magic formula. I tried running at lunchtime last year but did not work. I live close to school so do my shorter runs in the week after school (I invested in bright/reflective gear) and my long run at the weekend.1 month ago
@kevinfear @drdavidajames @guardian @PhilBeadle Absolutely. And that is brilliant, Kevin. Great to see @NottsHigh going from strength to strength.1 month ago
@drdavidajames @guardian @PhilBeadle Thousands of us gathered round, and after giving thanks to Gove almighty, solemnly conspired to commit malpractice and then swore to never speak of it again under pain of being timetabled to teach Year 9 games. https://t.co/TQAXvm4IPC1 month ago
@drdavidajames @guardian @PhilBeadle Figures show Sixth form and FE colleges showed greatest fluctuations comparatively this summer, not privates. Were they gaming the system too? I do resent the suggestion of dishonesty when colleagues worked their butts off to grade and moderate in such difficult circumstances.1 month ago

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