Just for Fun… a Quiz for the Summer Break
Source: WrongHands – Cartoons by John Atkinson on Facebook
This is Why I Drink Tea…
Thanks for sharing this Daniel Sobel… made me laugh!
Festive Creativity
At Lancaster Library, via Sophie Devonshire on Instagram
The Challenge of Change Management
Source: Tony Farias, via Slideshare
An Insult For All Seasons… (Updated) Thou mangled dizzy-eyed measle!
We live in cantankerous times and the moral turpitude of our age leaves us short of effective insults. This can lead to the slovenly use of the usual profanities. Never … Continue reading
Mind your Ps, Qs and Apostrophes!
A cartoon for the teachers who do it professionally, and one for the grammar pedants who take a keen amateur interest in the aberrant apostrophe. I’m surrounded by professional grammar … Continue reading
What I Did This Summer…
Rick McKee: politicalcartoons.com Via: back to school | cagle.com
The Art of Leadersheep
Purchase this poster here: The Art of Leadersheep | it-agile Shop
The State of Education: A Discredited Industrial System
This isn’t a new cartoon of the current state of education. Sir Ken Robinson has used glorious animations to share the same point about the outmoded industrial antecedents of education … Continue reading
The Future of Learning… As Seen From the Nineteenth Century!
I came across this woodcut from a nineteenth century French conception of the future classroom of the year 2000. I found it acutely depressing in its conception for a number … Continue reading
A timely reminder of the paradigm we need to overcome in order for our students to succeed…
Teachers’ Back to School Training
From the wise people at Pobble. This seemed a very good action research approach to start the new academic year by hardening up the teacher in your life after the … Continue reading
Getting a Gog!
The simplest way to keep abreast of the key “gogs” in education…
The teacher, the riddle and the morbid answer | BBC Three
You’re a teacher, it’s a new term and you’re back in class ready to educate the next generation. You don’t want your classes to be boring – you want to … Continue reading
The Learning Renaissance 
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