Mr S Green
@motenui.bsky.social
Curriculum development, D&T, computing, outdoor education. Founder schooltrips.ai #slt #edtech #outdoorlearning
I couldn’t find where the word ‘fun’ even came into the debate? From what I’ve read the call was for a broad curriculum diet to increase the chances that students will find a subjects or topics they ‘enjoy’ perhaps more than others. That’s surely not a bad thing? I lean into my uncool vibe heavily!
January 4, 2025 at 5:04 PM
I couldn’t find where the word ‘fun’ even came into the debate? From what I’ve read the call was for a broad curriculum diet to increase the chances that students will find a subjects or topics they ‘enjoy’ perhaps more than others. That’s surely not a bad thing? I lean into my uncool vibe heavily!
Agreed - There’s a good book on that very subject; ‘boys don’t try - rethinking masculinity in schools’ by Matt Pinkett and Mark Roberts
January 4, 2025 at 11:23 AM
Agreed - There’s a good book on that very subject; ‘boys don’t try - rethinking masculinity in schools’ by Matt Pinkett and Mark Roberts
The quoted article doesn’t seem to say this anywhere: archive.ph/f3Hb2
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January 1, 2025 at 10:58 PM
The quoted article doesn’t seem to say this anywhere: archive.ph/f3Hb2
‘education needs to prioritise fun’ - can you state which union has called for this?
January 1, 2025 at 10:57 PM
‘education needs to prioritise fun’ - can you state which union has called for this?
Agree with your points, however, what is your source for ‘unions have lobbied the government for more fun?’ The article states lessons should more accessible and enjoyable, and argues for a broad curriculum, especially for those from disadvantaged backgrounds? Disagree?
January 1, 2025 at 9:10 PM
Agree with your points, however, what is your source for ‘unions have lobbied the government for more fun?’ The article states lessons should more accessible and enjoyable, and argues for a broad curriculum, especially for those from disadvantaged backgrounds? Disagree?