Bringing science abuse to the London stage
Confession, this is a totally biased blog post because my kids love Brainiac: Science Abuse, the Sky One science show that explodes caravans, investigates belly button fluff and generally brings out the gross, funny and fascinating stuff to science that genuinely engages kids. And now the anarchy and (whisper it) learning is exploding all over the London stage.
It’s home education week at Quib.ly!
This week (17 – 21 June, 2013) Quib.ly is celebrating, exploring and myth-busting home education. Join us on Thursday 20 June at 11am when Quib.ly will be hosting a Twitter chat to explore home schooling.
Meet our home education bloggers
For home education week on Quib.ly, we are joined by virtual secondary school InterHigh and four fantastic bloggers. Tania Sullivan Tania is a home-schooling mum of 12, so if anyone … Continue reading
JOB: Could you be our amazing new marketeer?
Quib.ly is a Q and A website for parents who want to stay informed about the digital world their children are growing up in. Our community of parents and specially … Continue reading
Connect with respect, shouldn’t we all take this advice?
Today is the tenth annual Safer Internet Day, and with a theme like ‘connect with respect’ how could we not get behind this? At Quib.ly, as you hopefully know by now, we’re as much about celebration of the internet as we are about common sense caution.
What we learned this week #19
This week we (sadly) learned that a 9-year old had to hand over the laptop to the police and (happily) realized that the internet isn’t really a dark and dangerous place. Also we want to know if you agree or not with Eric Schmidt when he says: ‘have online privacy talk before sex talk’
What we learned this week #18
Online allowances, teenagers acting normally and the C word. It’s what we learned this week! Also we stumbled upon the cutest marshmallow for your hot chocolate. Read more to know where can you buy it.
What we learned this week #17
We were in a very scholastic mood this week, from talking about the future of education to debating curriculums on our LinkedIn group to finding out about schools that use social media for good. Jump into our little virtual classroom, won’t you?
What we learned this week #16
We’ve learned that a heck of a lot of you are very excited about our launch (quite right too), and that you’ve been enjoying our weekly newsletters (our pleasure). But … Continue reading
What we learned this week #15
Sex education apps are going to happen, whether you like it or not. And more importantly, teens will have sex whether you give them information about it or not.
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