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When do teenagers learn best?

Posted on January 15, 2010 by fullonlearning
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Lots of research suggests that the school timetable needs to be constructed around boimetric patterns. To support the existing research, I propose policy makers and time-tablers might like to take the following graph into account…

(www.graphjam.com)

How awake I am during the day<br />moar funny pictures
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Creativity Charter

Posted on January 10, 2010 by fullonlearning
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This is a document I started working on in the middle of last year. I am hoping to work on it more this year, using my experiences and learning from the people I encounter over the next few months.

Anyway, it’s a start and hopefully a framework to start discussions.
(Click in the centre of the box to view in fullscreen)

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Learning through failing

Posted on January 4, 2010 by fullonlearning
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I love this. I’ve seen it tweeted a few times now. Great message about the value of failure.

 

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Learning in Lewisham

Posted on January 2, 2010 by fullonlearning
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I’m travelling to London tomorrow ahead of delivering training on Monday to two Primary Schools in Lewisham. I’ll let you know how it goes. I’m taking along selected activities and ideas from the book I’m writing this year, so it’ll be good to see how they all respond to it.

It should be a really good day.

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