Mrs Jess B
@mrsjessb.bsky.social
KS2 teacher. English/history/geography lead. Likes books and learning stuff.
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We're celebrating 5 years of @walkthrus.bsky.social with a giveaway. 50 books! 50 people selected randomly from people who fill in this form: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
Closes May 2nd. Got to be in it to win it...
Reposts appreciated. With thanks to Alex at @johncattedu.bsky.social
Closes May 2nd. Got to be in it to win it...
Reposts appreciated. With thanks to Alex at @johncattedu.bsky.social
April 27, 2025 at 7:53 PM
We're celebrating 5 years of @walkthrus.bsky.social with a giveaway. 50 books! 50 people selected randomly from people who fill in this form: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
Closes May 2nd. Got to be in it to win it...
Reposts appreciated. With thanks to Alex at @johncattedu.bsky.social
Closes May 2nd. Got to be in it to win it...
Reposts appreciated. With thanks to Alex at @johncattedu.bsky.social
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Our top three books for Year 4:
1. Gut Garden - the human digestive system
2. The Rhythm of the Rain - rivers & the water cycle
3. Window - environments can change & this can pose dangers to living things
https://buff.ly/46SPnGs...
1. Gut Garden - the human digestive system
2. The Rhythm of the Rain - rivers & the water cycle
3. Window - environments can change & this can pose dangers to living things
https://buff.ly/46SPnGs...
August 17, 2024 at 6:00 PM
Our top three books for Year 4:
1. Gut Garden - the human digestive system
2. The Rhythm of the Rain - rivers & the water cycle
3. Window - environments can change & this can pose dangers to living things
https://buff.ly/46SPnGs...
1. Gut Garden - the human digestive system
2. The Rhythm of the Rain - rivers & the water cycle
3. Window - environments can change & this can pose dangers to living things
https://buff.ly/46SPnGs...
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#TeamCompSci what are your best analogies for explaining abstract concepts? I'll go first with types of memory:
Cache = pockets (small capacity, fastest fetch for frequently used items)
RAM = bag (bigger capacity, most commonly used)
Virtual = locker (much slower fetch, only used when bag is full).
Cache = pockets (small capacity, fastest fetch for frequently used items)
RAM = bag (bigger capacity, most commonly used)
Virtual = locker (much slower fetch, only used when bag is full).
August 16, 2024 at 2:49 PM
#TeamCompSci what are your best analogies for explaining abstract concepts? I'll go first with types of memory:
Cache = pockets (small capacity, fastest fetch for frequently used items)
RAM = bag (bigger capacity, most commonly used)
Virtual = locker (much slower fetch, only used when bag is full).
Cache = pockets (small capacity, fastest fetch for frequently used items)
RAM = bag (bigger capacity, most commonly used)
Virtual = locker (much slower fetch, only used when bag is full).
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Happy 88th birthday to Margaret Hamilton, depicted here next to the software she developed together with her team in order to put humans on the Moon
August 17, 2024 at 6:33 PM
Happy 88th birthday to Margaret Hamilton, depicted here next to the software she developed together with her team in order to put humans on the Moon