Exciting news! I am thrilled to share the very first review of 'The Engaging Science Classroom'! A huge thank you to Beth for being one of the first to dive and share your thoughts. We will hopefully be ready for launch 🚀 in early 2024, so watch this space! 🤩💫

Assessment tasks are bandpass filters People often assume that assessment tasks function as high-pass filters because they are invariably viewed as a function of the marks given to students. However, these marks are derived based on standard expectations, which creative and

If you look like you do a thing Most people will assume the thing happened And that it was you who did the thing Even if you had nought to do with it Small tyrannies

There is little courage in consumption, But creation can feel like lifting the world.

"Essentially, all models are wrong, but some are useful." - George Box

This Sunday is the International Day of Women and Girls in Science - At T4L we have been privileged to meet some great role models and share their inspiring stories with learners across the state in T4L kids magazine. Who might we meet next?

Saturday night at the Enmore

New stem.T4L Podcasting kit is now available to borrow! This kit includes a RodeCaster Pro 2 mixing desk, 16 dynamic microphones & 12 DoE-enrolled Chromebooks. Other kits available – 3D printing, filming, virtual reality, robotics & more. Book today! schoolsnsw.sharepoint.com/sites/STEMShar…

Normal rarely means good. If everybody is going in one direction you might want to consider going in another.

Shakespeare Multiverse.

Brought the whole family to the drive-in. First time I've been since the '80s!

Tiny disembodied human brains motivated by dopamine, growing their own eyes, used in place of microchips, that you can pay to use. Right now. $500/month for 4 shared organoids. Let me out. tomshardware.com/pc-components/…

Google's search has been broken for the better part of a decade. Up until earlier this year, people who I have said this to have only looked at me with confusion.

Rob's first two laws of product design 1. People don't use your product the way you expect them to 2. People will learn the least amount of features in your product to "get the job done". Case in point...

Today I lost my subscription to Adobe Creative Cloud so I've installed some trials. Only free or single purchase because my SaaS costs have a tendency to get out of control.

Affinity Photo ← Photoshop Affinity Designer ← Illustrator Affinity Publisher ←InDesign Davinici Resolve ← Premiere, Audacity PDF24 ← Acrobat Pro If you think I could make better choices, let me know!

Trust is not about the outcome. Trust is about the relationship.

Teachers in 2024.