This theory is lifted straight from Malcolm Gladwell‘s book The Tipping Point and is based around the principle that if people see broken windows, they see a lack of care. The smallest things matter, and if the smallest details are taken care of, real care is shown. A very good friend of mine works in [...]
Posts Tagged ‘simple’
Organisation – at a snip
January 20th, 2010 by admin
I’m a big fan of scissors. I have always loved them, even as a small child. They are my favourite item of stationery equipment, and to my mind cutting paper with a new pair of scissors is akin to the spoon-in-the-instant-coffee-seal pleasure.
Amazon warehouse logic in your classroom
December 11th, 2009 by admin
A simple experiment in my classroom confirmed what I believed for a while – the eyeline is the buyline in the classroom as well as the supermarket. A box of tissues normally lasts about a week, but moved away from the front of the classroom, one box lasted three weeks. Whether there were more sniffs [...]
Media: Lesson Credits
March 18th, 2009 by admin
Offering a set of credits in your lesson makes a wonderful finish to the lesson, is something that can be on-going throughout your time in class and is incredibly simple to do.
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