Ferris

@ferriser.bsky.social

Science teacher, outdoor enthusiast, unhealthy interest in politics and education policy. Likes dogs, fears centipedes.

Alright squad, tonight's question: What's the thing you've seen this year that you thought "wow that's a great idea I'm going to do that" and then done it? Could be within your school, or something you saw online or whatever. Anything goes, T&L, behaviour, curriculum, leadership etc

one major improvement i've seen in the world over the course of my lifetime is the emergence of lightly-salted sweets. i just swung by a bakery to pick up a chocolate chip cookie and it had the slightest flaking of kosher salt on it. that shit went crazy. i think we're doing great in that department

New to teaching physics? Not new but looking for a new way to do it? GIFT - Good Ideas For Teaching physics (toys, tricks, labs etc.) GLASS - Games (online) Labs And Simulations Spreadsheet (with 2nd sheet of video clips) The complete set (for now)! bit.ly/3mErTj0

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#EDUSKY Thread: Why deliberate practice and habituation might accidently lead to reduced teacher motivation. There is a strange phenomena in teaching. In some cases new teachers join the profession and over a few years we teach them all the best ways to do things and they become amazing teachers...