If people perform well at school they don’t go on to change the world. One reason for their success in education is they understand the importance in following processes and delivering what’s asked for within the constraints of the system. They are also great at working out what is being tested – the content –… Read More 85% pass rate
Someone described me as a learning geek and I’m quite happy with that description. To be mildly obsessed with the profession isn’t a bad thing. I’d suggest more of us should be geeky in our thinking and actions in this space. Anyone can be a generalist but being a specialist, knowing a subject implicitly and… Read More Geek
I read last week that apparently 26% of podcasts are discovered via Instagram. That doesn’t mean I’m going to be promoting any podcasts on there though. It also seems less than 3% of reels are interacted with on Instagram. People watch and listen but don’t even bother to add a heart/like/comment. My followship for podcasts… Read More More depth, less breadth
Tickets for the latest Madonna tour at the 02 arena in London have been released. The prices range from c£100 (a seat in the 4th tier at the back of the arena) to c£450 for a seat on the floor, near to the stage. To me, they seem exorbitant. To people who want to see… Read More Price and value
It launches and there’s a buzz. The expectation is that it will grow and grow but, after a little time the interest has halved. You push it again but after a little more time, interest has halved again. You try again and interest halves again. This reverse Fibonacci sequence happens again and again in learning.… Read More Maintaining interest
Lost and Desperate 