Writing
Selected articles
Daily Telegraph
A review of Jordan Shapiro's fascinating and provocative new book, The New Childhood: Raising Kids to Thrive in a Connected World, which argues that we should stop worrying and learn to love tech
Evening Standard
This week children nationwide are travelling back in time. After a long summer of sharing on Snapchat and surfing YouTube, they’re skipping through the school gates for the first day of a new school year
Wired
China wants to be the world leader in artificial intelligence by 2030. To get there, it's reinventing the way children are taught
Guardian
If we could understand how the infant mind develops, it might help every child reach their full potential. But seeing them as learning machines is not the answer
Financial Times
“Schooling is not the same as learning,” wrote the authors of the World Bank’s World Development Report for 2018, the first of its kind to be devoted entirely to education
Economist Intelligence Unit
I spoke to the Economist Intelligence Unit about how our schools can do more to prepare children for the rapid changes they will experience during their lifetimes
Open Education Europa
Along with Jacob Kestner, I wrote an essay for the European Commission about how in the year 2030 students will continue to go to the school down the road; they’ll begin to go to the school in the cloud.
Projects
I run a lab for the future of learning
I'm a Senior Director at Teach For All, a global network of independent organizations working on six continents to develop the teachers, school leaders and policymakers who'll transform learning.
The Global Learning Lab will be launched in late 2018 to facilitate, capture and spread learning and innovations in system-level and classroom-level progress, within and beyond our global network.
A brand new sixth form academy opening September 2019, LSA will enable 16-19 year olds to access the screen industries or progress to higher education through high quality learning within a diverse, accepting and supportive community.
Black Mountains College will be a new kind of college in rural Wales. Dedicated to creativity, experimental learning and adaptive thinking, BMC will offer undergraduate and further education courses and professional development for teachers. It will produce undergraduates, skilled craftspeople and teachers schooled in creative methods and the latest technologies ready to confront the huge challenges facing our future generations.
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