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Practical Pedagogies – the Sketchnotes!

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Just returned from a wonderful few days in Köln/Cologne at Practical Pedagogies conference. The conference was held at St George’s School and, as the name suggests, was full of practical sessions led by research and pedagogy.

I was privileged to be asked to present, and I’ll share my presentation and tell you all about it in the next post.

Taking out my own slot, I had the opportunity to attend 7 other sessions plus the keynote and endnote. As usual, I attempted to sketchnote my way through the conference.

Sketchnoting in action (observed by Justin Beaver)

Sketchnotes are a visual way of capturing ideas on a page. They use words, boxes/clouds, arrows, and simple doodles to organize information. To find out more about the science behind it, you can have a look at my presentation at PracPed18 https://lisibo.com/2016/11/pracped16-sketchnoting-for-beginners/

Below are scanned copies of the #sketchnotes from #PracPed24. Hope they give you a taste of the sessions that I attended. They were all thought provoking, inspiring, practical and immediately actionable. Enjoy!

Keynote by Hywel Roberts
Character Education in the age of AI by Tom Duckling
Raising the profile of languages – How to survive in a STEM world by Sohelie Zafar
Why do we sit so much in school? Let’s move and learn! by Bryn Llewellyn
How to create Positive Playtimes in your school by Thérèse Hoyle
More than just a language by Laura Riley-Genton (see her in action at PracPed18 here!)
Practical Mental Health and Wellbeing Tools by Frederika Roberts
Outdoor Learning with Calum by Calum Wright
Endnote by Hywel Roberts – Making the Ordinary come ALIVE!


2 thoughts on “Practical Pedagogies – the Sketchnotes!”

  1. Wow Lisa, so many awesome sketches. Thank you for your wonderful and creative note taking in my session.

    1. lisibo says:

      Thanks Thérèse. Lovely to meet you. Loved your session – I’ll be playing Beans with the next class that need a brain break! Lisa x

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