How teaching neuroscience and social psychology can help in the fight against “fake news”
31 January 2020
Guest blog: Dr Graham Gardner, Librarian, Abingdon School Introduction From claims over the size of the crowd at Donald Trump’s...
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The Uses of Literacy Today
24 January 2020
Guest blog by Julian McDougall, a Professor in Media and Education, Head of the Centre for Excellence in Media Practice,...
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Journey to the centre of the curriculum: becoming a research activist
17 January 2020
Guest blog by Emily Stannard, Head Librarian at Bradfield College. After being inspired at the first JCS Conference in 2018...
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Developing a Culture of Information Literacy
10 January 2020
Guest blog: Andrew J Stark, Head of Libraries and Information Services, The Southport School, Queensland, Australia Establishing cultural change in...
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What is the key to achieving a digitally literate society?
6 December 2019
Young people’s ability to evaluate the information they find online is ‘bleak’. This was the troubling conclusion reached in the...
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Is the answer that we no longer know how to ask a ‘good question’?
21 November 2019
Guest Blog: St Benedict’s School’s Julie Greenhough, EPQ Coordinator @EPQguru Autumn: ‘season of mists, mellow fruitfulness’ and… head colds. I...
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Visual Literacy: is it important?
15 November 2019
Young people today are surrounded and even bombarded by digital images, from social media and television to pictures sent in...
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Google – a friend or foe to independent research?
8 November 2019
What do we do when we want to find something out? We ‘Google it’. Google is the world’s most popular...
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