Learn to use Technology and use Technology to Learn
During our e-learning period, every Friday, Milepost 3 students participate in a day of practical IPC projects. Oftentimes, these projects are what might be…
Read More
As part of any e-learning programme, it is sensible to provide students with a balanced set of activities whilst ensuring that we are aligned…
Read More
Since the crisis of COVID-19 took hold several weeks ago, our teachers have been embracing different learning platforms while honing their skills with innovative…
Read More
When students are stuck at home, it’s good practice to extend their learning beyond the computer screen. The following 10 challenges are fun, hands-on…
Read More
STEAM (Science, technology, engineering, art and maths) learning is commonly considered one of the best ways to prepare students for their future careers. As…
Read More
Computer and smartphone users are using public Wi-Fi all the time — in a coffee shop, at the airport or simply in a library or…
Read More
Following an invitation from the Google trainer and former Coordinator of the Innovation & Technologies Department at CTJ, Carla Arena, I recently had the…
Read More
In the context of educational provision, the term ‘Special Educational Needs’ (SEN) refers to children who find it more difficult to learn or access…
Read More
Tinkercad is a free and easy-to-use app that allows students to design in 3D, which can then be printed using a 3D printer. These…
Read More
As a framework to support teaching and learning, Bloom’s taxonomy is the most widely used and enduring tool through which to think about students’…
Read More