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  • AI conference in Hong Kong

    AI conference in Hong Kong

    December 18, 2023

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    Razi
    / Teaching

    When I was asked if I wanted to attend the Asia Pacific International School Conference (AISC) in Hong Kong I said yes. I had never attended a single in person external Professional Development Session before and now I had the chance to go to an overseas one. Due to flights timing it was also impossible…

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  • A game about isolation

    A game about isolation

    October 9, 2021

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    Razi
    / Uncategorized

    Before the story here is a link to the very very rough pre-pre-pre-alpha game. I have tried not to add any instructions as I hoped that it could be tutorial through discovery. I will add some to the next build. WASD ? ? ? ? — move R — reset level The goal only works…

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  • Aiding Self-Selection for IB Physics

    October 25, 2020

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    Razi
    / Teaching

    This began as part of a course called the Middle Leadership Development Project. For my project I chose to focus on aligning and improving the relationship between physics and maths at our school. My school had two physics teachers. In the following year the other one would move onto her next school while I remained.…

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  • Developing and assessing exam skills without exam conditions

    August 5, 2020

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    Razi
    / Teaching

    Thanks to @miss_jayin who helped devise this. Our school has long desired to free itself of the tyranny of exams and move towards authentic assessment. Given the freedom I had with my class I clearly should have being doing more over these past few years. I plan to take advantage of the impetus and the…

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  • Grade boundaries tool

    June 28, 2020

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    Razi
    / Teaching

    Early on in my teaching career I grew frustrated with the deciding the exact grade boundaries for internal exams. So I created two tools. IGCSE Calculator IB Calculator

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  • Subject Clusters Version 1

    Subject Clusters Version 1

    June 2, 2020

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    Razi
    / Teaching

    Subject Clusters – How schools can use schedules and micro-sites to minimise cross links during pandemics Version 1.0 It started as a random tweet to my epidemiologist friend Dr. Gonzales. He encouraged me to fully form this idea of how a school could be structured in the face of the corona virus crisis. I know…

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  • Subject Cluster – How highschools can navigate forced re-opening

    May 21, 2020

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    Razi
    / Teaching

    Here is a scheme I have been thinking about if we are required to return to school.  Subject “Clusters” Actual numbers will, of course, be different and we may rely on many teachers teaching non-specialist subjects. and limit optional subject. Assuming 90ish students per year we can split each year into 3-4 groups. And thus…

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  • Avoiding Modification and Deletion Methods

    June 27, 2017

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    Razi
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    Deletion and modification seem to confuse students. Additive methods appear easier in my experience. I wish to present a few tweaks I have used to get my students past sticking points. In my practice these tweaks have been extremely potent. I would like to hear about any other special fixes people have found for the…

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  • Stop thinking – A peculiarity of teaching

    December 8, 2016

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    Razi
    / Teaching

    I teach students between the ages of 16 and 19, specialising on mathematical components of a more generalised course . I am uncertain as to the location of the inflection point between pushing critical understanding and just mechanically working through procedures to arrive at an answer in learning maths. However, it still continues to surprises…

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  • Massive Small Change

    June 28, 2013

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    razi
    / Development & Sustainability, Documentation

    The Engineers Without Borders UK Professional Network (EWB-UK PN) held their first conference on Saturday 22nd June. And what a conference it was. It was titled “Massive Small Change“, here is the hash tag for the live tweets #massivesmallchange. (Ignore Ianrosmarin’s individualised V3 promotions, it gets good afterwards.) If I had to summarise it I would say it was…

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