Neill O’Reilly @oreilly_i

Principal at Kowloon Junior School. Husband, father, grandfather snowboarder, kite surfer, windsurfer, hiker, educator, researcher kjs.edu.hk Hong Kong Joined October 2012

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Eric Sheninger @E_Sheninger

6 years ago

In Times of Crisis Self-Care is More Important Than Ever esheninger.blogspot.com/2020/03/in-tim… #edchat #edutwitter #suptchat #education #covid19 #remotelearning #virtuallearning #distancelearning

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As a kiwi who returned home recently I can identify with the feelings expressed in this article. Perhaps it’s time time for, ‘Team of Six Million’ kōrero and to have some compassion for those trying to get home?stuff.co.nz/travel/3004129…

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Neill O’Reilly @oreilly_i

4 years ago

Both this reading and that included of Alfie Kohn are well worth the read.

Derek Wenmoth @dwenmoth

4 years ago

Both this reading and that included of Alfie Kohn are well worth the read.

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Neill O’Reilly @oreilly_i

4 years ago

Really worthwhile read in this semi post covid era

Schoolsworks @schoolsworks

4 years ago

Really worthwhile read in this semi post covid era

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Dylan Wiliam @dylanwiliam

4 years ago

To comply with class-size limits, Scottish primary schools can create mixed-age classes creating a natural experiment showing that mixed age classes are beneficial, though, this might be caused by more effective teachers being assigned to the mixed groups: bit.ly/3mpVAlV

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Neill O’Reilly @oreilly_i

4 years ago

A provocative read... thepsychologist.bps.org.uk/how-and-why-cl…

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Andy Kai Fong @andykaifong

5 years ago

What sorts of roles and skills are we preparing our young people for to contribute to and extend upon projects like this?

World Economic Forum @wef

5 years ago

What sorts of roles and skills are we preparing our young people for to contribute to and extend upon projects like this?

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Daniel Pink @DanielPink

5 years ago

Lesson 6. Leave an imprint. You're not here forever. Do something that matters. <end>

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Neill O’Reilly @oreilly_i

5 years ago

KidsCan Back to School : Make a donation today to support KidsCan Back to School backtoschool.org.nz #kidscan-back-to-school via @raisely

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Neill O’Reilly @oreilly_i

5 years ago

Brilliant!

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Neill O’Reilly @oreilly_i

5 years ago

Welcome to KJS, usually interest families could come in to see us and look around, now they can again but virtually... vimeo.com/477853821/a03b…

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Derek Wenmoth @dwenmoth

5 years ago

On Monday at school, take a moment and ask yourself “are my kids doing things that matter?” - “and in doing those things, do they understand that they matter too?” - Prof Peter Oconnor @ULearn20

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Dylan Wiliam @dylanwiliam

5 years ago

A useful summary from @ucl's Department of Behavioural Science and Health (updating last year's @WHO's report) of the research on the role of the arts in promoting health and wellbeing in children and adults: bit.ly/2SpZ2Pb.

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Matthew Evans @head_teach

5 years ago

This from @TeacherTapp today. @dylanwiliam on form. 1. Avoid formal, diagnostic tests 2. Decide what you should not teach 3. Use regular, low-stakes assessments to work out where to focus teaching. blogs.edweek.org/edweek/rick_he…

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Phyllis Fagell, LCPC @Pfagell

5 years ago

One more, because 5-year-olds are seriously the funniest humans. Me: "Wow, first day of kindergarten! I'm so happy to meet you! How does it feel to be here?" Kindergartener: "I'm really not interested in talking to you about that, actually."