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"How was your day dear." - the place of story and narrative in our lives
“A number of blind men came to an elephant. Somebody told them that it was an elephant. The blind men asked, ‘What is the elephant like?’ and they began to touch its body. One of them said: ‘It is lik… more →
1000 WAYS of celebrating the human spirit
"How was your day dear." - the place of story and narrative in our lives
Roger wrote 5 months ago: “A number of blind men came to an elephant. Somebody told them that it was an elephant. The blind me … more →
Roger wrote 7 months ago: James Nottingham presents the above useful diagram and a commentary on his blog; He says; The Ques … more →
Do you remember when all the world was a giant ice-cream?
Roger wrote 7 months ago: This wonderful, simple, perfect, timeless photograph by Benn Mitchell is on the Boca Raton Museum of … more →
Tin foil ghosts of women by Kader Attia at London's Saatchi gallery
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Roger wrote 7 months ago: Click HERE to have your say about this article – at SEESMIC video discussion We enjoyed imme … more →
Palestininan woman and Israeli soldier - photograph by Noel Jabbour
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Roger wrote 7 months ago: I loved the teasing ambiguity of this photograph at Boca Raton Museum Of Art - dare we hope that som … more →
Great Educators: Matthew Lipman's PFC - Philosophy for children
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Roger wrote 10 months ago: Professor Matthew Lipman – founder of Philosophy for Children (PFC) . Videos of PFC Philosophy … more →
Free - thousands of online books and audiobooks
Roger wrote 10 months ago: SOURCE – see here for a wonderful site on texting and SMS 1) Whilst looking for an e-copy of D … more →
Re Gaza: “Certitude divides and diversity unifies…..We have to elevate religion above politics…..” Amen.
Roger wrote 11 months ago: “Certitude divides and diversity unifies…..We have to elevate religion above politics…..” H.R.H. P … more →
Reading Barthes - some points about the point or punctum of photography
Roger wrote 11 months ago: Lesende (Reader), 1994 Oil on linen Collection SFMOMA, purchased through the gifts of Mimi and Peter … more →
Street art celebrated
Roger wrote 11 months ago: The Wooster Collective’s celebration of street art is HERE One I particularly liked is; I al … more →
Women artists: Eva Zeisel - and aesthetics as the playful search for beauty
Roger wrote 12 months ago: —–0—– Eva Zeisel – a 100-year life-time’s design rooted in a … more →
Some brain links for teachers - including lessons
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Roger wrote 1 year ago: Out of personal interest I am putting together some links to do with the human brain. Those that con … more →
Visuacy and learning to see - really see: Vera Sytch's story
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Roger wrote 2 years ago: Every day we see thousands of photographs. If I’m not mistaken Kodak used to run an ad many ye … more →
Quotations by Tolstoy on 'What is Art?'
Roger wrote 2 years ago: Source Professor Julie Van Camp placed a large number of quotations by Tolstoy from his What is Art? … more →
Ugly women rejoice - Salem witches might be forgiven! - great history site for helping teach Arthur Miller's The Crucible
Roger wrote 2 years ago: If you are at all fascinated by our forefathers’ ignorance and cruelty or are about to teach l … more →
How can we make our teaching and parenting more holistic?
Roger wrote 2 years ago: Source – beautiful work at Yellow Cottage Mosaics Loosening the strait-jacket and incre … more →
Certainty, senses, reason, logic, tradition, heart-knowing, intuition, revelation & insight in knowing
Roger wrote 2 years ago: Some have concluded that we really know nothing (fully?). Source Its certainly difficult to even kno … more →
Open Democracy and Centenary of Magna Carta
Roger wrote 2 years ago: openDemocracy – our kingdom (a conversation on the future of the United Kingdom) reported that … more →
Lesson: Poetry and photography - poetry and photographic images(updated)
Roger wrote 2 years ago: Updated 31.7.07 TASK: Explore the similarities and differences in how poetry (especially short poems … more →
