Andrew Davis

Link to my old website stopped working for some reason. This one should work..mostly academic publications and related activities with a few links to Sci Fi stuff www.andrew-davis-educ.com

Returned here today to escape the plague of hatred and irrationality on the Other Place. Delighted to find one or two more followers. Still not sure who is here who used to be there.

Defending religious pluralism for religious education Religious exclusivism, or the idea that only one religion can be true, fuels hatred and conflict in the modern world. Certain objections to religious pluralism, together with associated defences of...

Religious exclusivism, or the idea that only one religion can be true, fuels hatred and conflict in the modern world. Certain objections to religious pluralism, together with associated defences of exclusivism are flawed. I defend a moderate religious pluralism. doi.org/10.1080/1744...

YouTube video by Andrew Davis The beginning of my sci fi novel Planet Meno: The Origin of Species

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YouTube video by Journal of Philosophy of Education Andrew John Davis | Knowing and Learning – From Hirst to Ofsted

Don't miss this short video that gives you a taster of what you'll find in my "Knowing and Learning: From Hirst to Ofsted" youtu.be/YtD4JK7O6lA?...

Don't miss this free short story, "Beside Herself?" - which gives you a taste of what you'll find in my novels "Planet Meno: The Origin of Species", "Wormhole Destinations for Sale or Rent", both published Feb 21 by Burton Mayers Books.

www.andrewsciencefictionnovels.com/beside-herself

Two free short stories on my science fiction website- they give you a flavour of what to expect in the novels. andrewsciencefictionnovels.com

Find out more about my science fiction novels, both published and on the way, at:

www.andrewsciencefictionnovels.com

Delighted to see my second Sci Fi novel beginning to be advertised for advance sales - publication date 21.2.25

I'm sure that there are already splendid education exchanges going on here. Trouble is, I don't know where they are, or how to join them. Sad..

YouTube video by Journal of Philosophy of Education Andrew John Davis | Knowing and Learning – From Hirst to Ofsted

My open access article 'Knowing and Learning: From Hirst to Ofsted' is still going strong. Very satisfying. The 1st time anything academic I've done has had such a big readership. Here's a link to the short video that gives you a taste of what's there:

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YouTube video by Andrew Davis Rosenshine

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If you still haven't read this... it's open access! doi.org/10.1093/jope...

Knowing and learning: from Hirst to Ofsted Abstract. Hirst always highlighted knowledge when reflecting on the school curriculum. He replaced his early focus on liberal education, the development of

Education people - still not read this? It's open access, and might positively affect how you think about some key issues in education and schooling: academic.oup.com/jope/article...

@ruthswailes.bsky.social good - found you on here - trying to find my way around, and to discover who is here now - a feeling of brain fog at the moment...

Following extensive debates about 'cold calling' in school classrooms on Twitter/X, I'm writing something about this, either for an academic paper and/or for a vlog. Do students have the right to refuse the teacher's attempt to 'cold call' them. Any thoughts? Some teachers say (emphatically) not!

Can't find a way of advertising my book on here in the way one could in the Other Place. Maybe advertising it never got any sales anyway.. www.amazon.co.uk/Neuralnets-C...

Thank you very much - I'm sure this info will prove helpful.

New here also. Sorry - can't recommend who to follow because I don't know who else who's here who used to be on Twitter/X..

That's very kind. Thanks. Here's hoping for better social media things.

First post on here - I'm told there are many splendid former edu-tweeters present. Twitter/X always had toxic eruptions, but like others, hesitated to move because of history and friends still there. Now, however, things there have gone too far. Don't know how Blue Sky will go! Here's hoping!