Terry Freedman
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Here is a list of readings on the subject of artificial intelligence.

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When I started teaching, I used cartoons and comic strips in a variety of ways. Here are some suggestions based on my experience.

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This idea is sometimes used by people to predict that machines, having no further use for us, will decide to get rid of us once and for all.

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Where there is a choice between attending a celebrity speaker’s talk or that of an “ordinary” teacher who is doing great stuff in his or her classroom, I will almost always choose the latter.

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These days many of us end up doing things at the last minute, because life in general, and school in particular, are so full of stuff that needs doing.

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Here's an overview of it, and how it related to education technology.

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As an educator, Monica was part of her school’s Federal Magnet Funding leadership team and was a vocal advocate for bringing 1:1 technology into her 5th grade classroom.

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There's no reason to use a one-size fits all approach when it comes to setting exercises.

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There are around five pages of useful information that you can draw on when talking to your senior leadership team on this topic.

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It’s a strange job title, ‘Technology Co-ordinator’: it suggests that there is something to co-ordinate.

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Theyareuseful, but they are also limited, and not nearly as objective as one might think.

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I have to say that although I find theideaof artificial intelligence fascinating,writingson the subject are often immensely dull.

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No matter how unique, original or brilliant you think you’re being, you really do need to take time to check out what other schools are doing too.

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The more I learn, the more I realise I don't know.

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It was after I dropped my Macbook Pro laptop, thereby incurring a large repair bill, that I decided it was time to buy a new case for it.

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Here are two topics that came up recently, and which are capable of being discussed by both primary and secondary pupils, with the appropriate adjustments in language of course.

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Should an inspector come to look at your ICT or Computing provision, what sort of "qualifications" would you like them to have?

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A micro project is where you set a problem, and give the kids one lesson in which to solve it.

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My boss at the time said that school Principals had accused my technical team of causing the problem, to which I replied that since they are that good they deserve a raise!

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We all know that when it comes to the reporting of research in the media, especially newspapers, you simply cannot take what you read at face value.

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Tomorrow sees the annual ResearchEd conference in London.
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