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Joyful Jubilant Learning: Walking the Mist

Posted on March 9, 2009 by Linda

via Joyful Jubilant Learning: Walking the Mist. “It’s half past one on the morning of 21 June, the summer solstice.  As I look out of the cottage window facing west, past the single candle burning on my plant-crowded desk, I … Continue reading →

Posted in informal learning, lifelong learning, reflection

Books For Babies – top 5 – a UK perspective

Posted on October 25, 2008 by Linda

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

Books For Babies – top 5 – a UK perspective

Posted on October 25, 2008 by Linda

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

Music – luxury or nurture? A peripatetic music teacher advises parents.

Posted on April 9, 2008 by Linda

Today I’ve got a guest blogger. “A Peri” responds to my last post and adds some important advice for parents choosing schools: You’ve hit the nail on the head with the luxury or nurture about the lack of music specialists. … Continue reading →

Posted in guest blogger, informal learning, lifelong learning, reflection

Delightful Learning – it’s what your brain needs

Posted on March 21, 2008 by Linda

Interesting article on brain based learning by a neurologist who is also an educator: ASCD Classroom experiences that are free of intimidation may help information pass through the amygdalas affective filter. In addition, when classroom activities are pleasurable, the brain … Continue reading →

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