Glad you enjoyed it! Just catching up on Bluesky now!

Ali Water's is amazing! Find out more, and get involved with the 2 Million Litter Pick campaign at kidsagainstplastic.co.uk/1millionlitt... #1millionlitterpick

I'm still a bit of a lurker on here... Should probably up my game!

This all sounds fantastic. Can't believe it's all free!! You're too good to us. 😘

Embiggened! Love it. Need to get that into the next Oxford Dictionary update! 🤩

Loved going live with you yesterday!

You've really got me thinking here. I reckon as long as the teacher upskills & looks for new ideas they'll have successful classes. Having a specific qualification wouldn't hurt though, and could be beneficial for everyone.

This kind of worries me from a professional graphic recording perspective. BUT having visuals like these is infinitely helpful for reducing processing load and aiding understanding. And these would be perfect for learners to copy in sketchnote form to their notebooks!

You too! Thanks for sharing mine. I haven't posted much yet. I will. Loving your videos.

Yeah. I think teachers should commit to developing their skills, and if they're teaching online seek out webinars, read blogs, do a short course, etc. I don't necessarily think they need certification, as long as they've put the time in to meet learner needs online.

Yay!! Cya there! 🙌🤩

So much fun!!

There's no open comment box for the last question, so I'll elaborate here: Personally, I think they need to be a qualified teacher, who is trained in online teaching. I don't think they necessarily need to have a bit of paper - though maybe that is a good idea.

Interested to hear other thoughts.