by Paul Parry | Oct 23, 2018 |
I read a book one weekend, with my younger daughter Good old Dr Seuss. Read his stories? You ought to. This book in hand, containing four tales in all Full of wordplay, full of lessons For me, for us all. About the Sneetches we were reading Our knowledge we...
by Paul Parry | Oct 22, 2018 |
Inspiration can come from anywhere and I love the fact that YouTube exists not because it means I can watch cats on skateboards but because I can revisit old TV ads that I remember fondly and struck a chord with me. Below is an old TV ad for the Prudential from 1989...
by Paul Parry | Oct 21, 2018 |
Over the years, I’ve heard people talk about a need for schools to teach people knowledge for life, or ‘life skills’, such as: How to fill in a form The most cost-effective ways to buy a car How banks make a profit How to cook a healthy meal, rather than biscuits or...
by Paul Parry | Oct 20, 2018 |
It’s not that I’m rubbish at playing Pictionary, more absolutely terrible, which is why my daughters enjoy watching me play it. I know in my head what my picture should look like but what emerges on the paper when it’s my turn rarely matches the image I’m seeing in my...
by Paul Parry | Oct 19, 2018 |
A quick tip for when you’re looking for information from a particular website, and you know it’s there somewhere but you just can’t find it: Go to Google and type site:[thewebsiteyouwanttosearch.co.uk] and add the search term here What you’ll...
by Paul Parry | Oct 18, 2018 |
There’s so much more to inted than learning how to code and how to stay safe online, great though those subjects are. And it’s great that they’re already widely taught in schools. But what I’ve found, since deciding in 2005 that I wanted to...