Monthly Archives: October 2008
Books For Babies – top 5 – a UK perspective
Books for babies are really important for their future development. They can set a little person on the road to becoming a reader with very little effort on the part of a parent.My twitter pal Sandra Foyt has a cute … Continue reading
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Books For Babies – top 5 – a UK perspective
Books for babies are really important for their future development. They can set a little person on the road to becoming a reader with very little effort on the part of a parent.My twitter pal Sandra Foyt has a cute … Continue reading
Posted in books, lifelong learning
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Am I a crofter now? Are you?
Hugh (gapingvoid) Mcleod suggests the term ‘crofting’ for the way many of us work these days. I’ve just got used to using ‘portfolio career’ to explain my bits and bobs means of earning a crust so I wonder if crofting … Continue reading
Posted in informal learning, reflection
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