Debating resources for teachers
If you walk into an art gallery in Europe, you will see a common theme between them. Many of the art galleries, exhibitions, installations, and outdoor events are often sponsored by large corporations that have little connection to the art and culture they are donating to. For instance, from 1990 to 2016, BP, which is … Read more
How private is your life online? When you visit large social media websites or smaller blogs, do you expect your user details to be kept forever? There are over 4 billion regular users on the internet which is almost half the world’s population. We care about our personal information and do not want it to … Read more
It’s a Friday, you’re tired, the students are restless and the Zoom presentations are just not holding your class’s attention. Slide after slide goes by and still they are failing to concentrate. It can be hard to create materials for the digital age that is fast, easy, and visually appealing. Over the years I have … Read more
Why does it feel as though the world of politics is becoming ever more divided with all sides being unable to come to an agreement. Taking the long view, it is obvious to say that the problems of today are similar to the past. Growing demand for better, cheaper healthcare, better schools, and more investment … Read more