If I use a less stabby version of this, it won't be as memorable. But if I get caught using the stabby version, I'll get a Talking To.

Proper educational dilemma.

As someone with a very high level of maths education, I can promise you it has not helped with financial literacy at all.

It also didn't teach me how to ride a bike. Which is just as relevant.

I wish my board was that big.

Lovely.

When they're talking about that TV show in the staff room again.

No, I haven't seen it.

Advantage: makes timetabling easier.

Disadvantages: literally everything else.

Top tip: if you want to encourage any of your teachers to move on, just give them all split classes. Preferably bottom sets, shared with non-specialists. Works like a charm.

Switched off after 12 mins because listening to him talk so badly about maths makes me think he won't have anything useful to say about anything.

It was amazing. Thanks very much.

I think this is one of the criticisms of PowerPoint though. It's too easy for the ppt file to become the lesson.

I did this for a long time, but the inability to ink ppts while zoomed in made me try Onenote. I started by just printing my slides to Onenote and annotating them there. Now I use onenote for everything.