LbQDarryl
@lbqdarryl.bsky.social
Subject and Curriculum Lead and Primary Maths Specialist for @LbQorg.bsky.social
Proud father of two, school governor, sports fan and occasional participant. Passionate about using EdTech to transform lessons and support teacher wellbeing
Proud father of two, school governor, sports fan and occasional participant. Passionate about using EdTech to transform lessons and support teacher wellbeing
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A team with a dream. 🫶 💛
Learning by Questions was recently nominated as a finalist in two categories at the Bett Awards in London. To have been nominated for the Innovation Award and Company of the Year at the awards was a proud moment for everyone at LbQ.
#LbQ #EduSky #EduSkyPrimary
Learning by Questions was recently nominated as a finalist in two categories at the Bett Awards in London. To have been nominated for the Innovation Award and Company of the Year at the awards was a proud moment for everyone at LbQ.
#LbQ #EduSky #EduSkyPrimary
BETT Awards Finalist 2025: Company of the Year & Innovation Awards
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February 6, 2025 at 4:35 PM
A team with a dream. 🫶 💛
Learning by Questions was recently nominated as a finalist in two categories at the Bett Awards in London. To have been nominated for the Innovation Award and Company of the Year at the awards was a proud moment for everyone at LbQ.
#LbQ #EduSky #EduSkyPrimary
Learning by Questions was recently nominated as a finalist in two categories at the Bett Awards in London. To have been nominated for the Innovation Award and Company of the Year at the awards was a proud moment for everyone at LbQ.
#LbQ #EduSky #EduSkyPrimary
BETT stand looking fantastic. Looking forward to being there tomorrow ☕💻
January 22, 2025 at 7:00 AM
BETT stand looking fantastic. Looking forward to being there tomorrow ☕💻
Some discussion today about this question. Using the brackets and the operators a maximum of one time in each calculation, how many different answers are possible?
December 10, 2024 at 11:36 AM
Some discussion today about this question. Using the brackets and the operators a maximum of one time in each calculation, how many different answers are possible?