Money,money, money.
I am committed, despite my retirement, to continuing my learning and increasing my understanding of ed tech. It is an area of activity I have always found interesting and it […]
Category Archives: philosophy
In it for others.
I had so many thoughts about a blog post to publish before the election – so many reasons I wanted to spell out for why I would be voting Labour. […]
Autonomy and the right to be.
Who decides what you can and can’t do? As adults we like to think we are in control of our thoughts and actions, that we have the tools to make […]
Raise your voice!
I’m very aware that I haven’t been blogging for a while. Partly this is because I wanted to avoid transmitting the negativity I have been feeling thanks to the current […]
Disrupting the disruptors: freeing learning from the banking model.
I’m returning to my thinking space today thanks to a provocation from Donald Clark. There is a grain of truth in each of his points about open badges but I […]
The price of freedom
This is the first Saturday since I retired that it feels like I have gained a new freedom. Strictly speaking there was one previous Saturday but that was filled with […]
Espace Sisyphe 