
My top 9 unintentional ASMR sounds (in education)
I swear I haven't gone mad (yet), but if you are interested in or use ASMR content as an educator, this blog is for you. Teachers are always on the look out for ways to relax and wind down. Running works for me, when I can get out. A few years ago, I stumbled upon a video on YouTube which was apparently teaching me Russian. In actual fact, it was one of the best known “ASMR videos” on YouTube. It worked! Meaning, it relaxed me and (remarkably) made my brain switch off. The BB

Who to follow on "edutwitter" 2019/2020
I’m delighted to present my “who to follow” guide of edutwitter for 2019/20, produced for the teachmeeticons network. Click on the image below to download your high quality PDF version (the digital version contains clickable links). Being on twitter has made me a better teacher and connected me with other like-minded people in a way I never could have imagined. I hope by joining, using and engaging with twitter – you might feel the same. As Emma Turner said in a recent blog p