A personal weeknote-style newsletter by a teacher and former scholar, reflecting on the school year, reading lists, podcasts and small ideas like Olivier Hamant's robustness versus resilience. It offers a quiet, diary-like glimpse into a teacher's rest, reading and volunteer life.
Website: https://anindita.org/
A UK education blog by Alex Quigley sharing ideas and evidence about teaching and learning. Recent posts examine how reading age scores are misread and offer a careful definition of adaptive teaching grounded in research.
Classmate shares detailed accounts of classroom projects designed with K-5 teachers in British Columbia, blending curriculum areas with field trips, robotics and coding. Each issue walks through the planning, constraints and student activities behind a single project.
Dorotree is a personal newsletter by an engineering manager who teaches business psychology and writes about building things with AI, design principles like form follows function, and the human judgment that should stay in the loop. Issues are reflective essays drawing on personal experience and cited research, such as the Barnum effect and AI sycophancy.
John Tomsett, a retired school leader, writes personal essays on teaching, education policy and life after headship, often weaving in literature, poetry and family. Readers get reflective, practical thoughts on how children learn and what makes teaching worthwhile.
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