Book Review: The Digital Delusion by Dr. Jared Cooney-Horvath

Book Review: The Digital Delusion by Dr. Jared Cooney-HorvathBy: Martin Hughes

Is unchecked technology actually weakening how our students think and remember? We dive into Dr Jared Cooney-Horvath’s confronting new book, The Digital Delusion, and share practical strategies for "Intentional Tech" use that prioritise deep learning over easy answers.

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Book Review: The Digital Delusion by Dr. Jared Cooney-Horvath

Good habits and bad habits - implications for how we start the School year

Good habits and bad habits - implications for how we start the School yearBy: Martin Hughes

Why do New Year’s resolutions fail, and how can we make new teaching habits stick? We explore the neuroscience of habits, the "HALT" triggers, and why focusing on Routines, Relationships, and Station Rotations is the key to a successful Term 1 reset.

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Good habits and bad habits - implications for how we start the School year

Beware of pain you get used to!

Beware of pain you get used to!By: Martin Hughes

Why You Need to Sort Your Google Accounts Now. Dreading the start-of-term admin? Reorganising Google Workspace accounts and licences is critical for avoiding "ghost accounts" and ensuring compliance. Discover the hassle-free way to optimise your school's ICT setup for 2026 without the headache.

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Beware of pain you get used to!

Work smarter, not harder - or vice versa?

Work smarter, not harder - or vice versa?By: Martin Hughes

Should a teacher use AI differently from a student? We explore the nuance of "producing the person" versus "producing the work," arguing that while teachers should use AI to reduce workload, students must avoid bypassing the necessary struggle of learning.

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Work smarter, not harder - or vice versa?

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