I'm doing a small scale research project for MFL and wondered if anyone would be able to complete / share this survey. Completely anonymous.

It is based on using French popular culture to enhance motivation in learners. Thanks

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I watched To Kill a King and despite liking the actors, it felt slow and didn’t really explain much.

Halfway through The Devils Mistress though and it’s so much better. Really enjoying it.

Also added
@theresthistory.bsky.social to my British chronological history learning.

I'm watching British Historical Films / Shows in chronological order to be immersed in different periods.

Centurion, The Eagle, The Last Kingdom & Seven Kings Must Die, 1066; The Battle of Hastings, Robin Hood, Ironclad, Braveheart, The King, The White Queen, Wolf Hall.

Any other suggestions? 1/2

How is it that BBC News and Sky News still don’t have BlueSky accounts? They have social media departments that should be ahead of the game, surely?

Took my son to the bank this morning to change 100 pennies into a 1 pound coin.

He loved the experience and will get to put the pound coin into his piggy bank when he gets home.

In a time when he sees money as me beeping my phone on a machine, every little helps.

My 4 year old has been helping out in the kitchen a lot this holiday.

This morning he cracked the egg, microwaved his beans and made his own toast.

I just had to fry the egg (the hot bit). I love how happy he is cooking.

I've left Twitter behind. It felt weird people saying you need to stay to change it when the owner was the problem.

If you go to a bad restaurant, you don't keep going back hoping it will change.

I'm looking to follow educators, particularly primary school teachers.