Festive traditions come and go, but one that endures for me is the traditional 'Queen's Speech' where Queen Elizabeth (you may have seen her in The Crown) addresses the nation and reflects on the previous year addressing concerns and sharing her hopes for the people for the coming year. Here's my end of year message …
There is no doubt that 2020 will go down as one of the most memorable years of my teaching career and not necessarily for all of the right reasons. I approached 2020 full of optimism and with my traditional prediction of the HOT TOPICS for the year ahead. I predicted that skills-based health would be …
I love music. Any kind of music. I love music, just as long as it's grooving. Kenneth Gamble / Kenny Gamble / Leon Huff I've blogged about my love for music on a number of occasions, I'm listening to music as I type, and have even gone so far as to include hand-crafted Spotify playlists …
Will your team be the first to unlock the golden egg? One of many interesting questions you may overhear from our health classroom. Teaching skills based health has many opportunities for collaboration and communication. Connecting students to functional knowledge, content and skills remains a challenge during this unique time. At the moment my 7th grade health …
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