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“When surface is depth” – on method, collaboration and Scree
“Whenever we enter the land, sooner or later we pick up the scent of our own histories, and when we begin to travel vertically, we end up following road maps in the marrow of our bones and in the t… more →
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The Responsibility of Thinking Well
wrote 2 days ago: Anderson: “The best way to keep an audience from seeing the weakness in any plot is to step up … more →
Learning from experience, narrative style #octel
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wrote 1 week ago: This week #ocTEL MOOC takes a look at “Platforms and Technologies“. It’s a topic t … more →
Locative Meaning-making: An Arts-based Approach to Learning for Sustainable Development
wrote 1 week ago: “Locative Meaning-making: An Arts-based Approach to Learning for Sustainable Development … more →
Life Without Hooks
wrote 1 week ago: De Mello: “Put this program into action, a thousand times: (a) identify the negative feelings … more →
“When surface is depth” – on method, collaboration and Scree
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wrote 2 weeks ago: “Whenever we enter the land, sooner or later we pick up the scent of our own histories, and when … more →
At the Threshold
wrote 3 weeks ago: Anderson: “As we become aware of the social construction of reality – consciously, publi … more →
Careful what you kick at – a short rant about anti-health & safety culture
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wrote 4 weeks ago: Tuning into the 10 o’clock news last night to marvel at how a businessman could sell millions of pou … more →
New Uses for Old Bunkers # 31: WD’s Posting Sentries Project
wrote 4 weeks ago: Last year I had an academic paper published that offered up some thoughts and reflections on why som … more →
Dropping Illusions
wrote 4 weeks ago: De Mello: “You must drop it all. Not physical renunciation, you understand; that’s easy. … more →
I have been rea...
wrote 1 month ago: I have been reading this chaps books. They are about economics rather than psychology but they make … more →
Parkwood Scree: the shimmering hillside tip
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wrote 1 month ago: For over a decade I’ve seen it every morning from my sitting room. Pulling open the curtains i … more →
Learning by Doing (or What's Good for the Gosling is Good for the Goose)
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wrote 1 month ago: I’m a big believer in the idea that what’s good for students is good for teachers as wel … more →
How to Have a Meaningful Life
wrote 1 month ago: Gregoire de Kalbernatten It is truly a tragedy what happened today in Boston. I feel like it stoppe … more →
It's Okay to Cry, Really It Is
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wrote 1 month ago: Why do people cry? “Maybe emotion becomes so intense your body just can’t contain it; yo … more →
Parkwood Scree: the stuff of war, the comfort of rubber
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wrote 1 month ago: Ok, so this week’s blog essay was going to be another extract from Scree, my and Katja Hock … more →
Meaning for the Insignificant
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wrote 1 month ago: Photo by kennymatic By Elizabeth Chang Napkin dispenser. Muffin. Sea glass. Porch swing. Turkey, Mue … more →
Toward a Composition Made Whole
wrote 1 month ago: Jody Shipka. Toward a Composition Made Whole. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 2011. “Bu … more →
Parkwood Scree: making matter mountain
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wrote 1 month ago: This essay is an early draft of what is likely to be the closing piece in my and Katja Hock’s phot … more →
Appreciating what children do with paint - Kolbe
wrote 1 month ago: In one of my favourite books on children’s art (the second edition of Rapunzel’s Superma … more →
