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  • Education 86

    The Child with the Green Tinted Brush

    Have you ever seen a group of soldiers marching in time, a mass of bodies with not one footstep out of place as they clump obediently to the ...

    On August 21, 2019 / By Stephen / Photography by Benkt Haastrecht
  • Colleagues 510

    “It’s Only a Test….”

    I was unexpectedly placed in the position of being forced to take a timed test quite recently. The surprise test was part of a professional development day – ...

    On September 4, 2018 / By Anonymous / Photography by Nico van Haastrecht
  • Education 361

    Primary School Science – Building Foundations of Awe and Wonder or Science in a Box?

    While teaching a Primary School Science lesson recently, I had the opportunity to observe the quality of Science we currently offer our school students, as well as to ...

    On September 28, 2017 / By Coleen Hensey / Photography by Nico van Haastrecht
  • Education 699

    Feeling Safe – A Teacher’s Responsibility

    In my experience, for a child to learn and develop in confidence and self-awareness it’s important they feel safe, both emotionally and physically. However, in the classroom a ...

    On September 14, 2017 / By Michelle McWaters / Photography by Joseph Barker
  • Education 813

    The Education I didn’t get at Boarding School

    When we send our children away to boarding school believing they will get a better education, what are we setting them up for? Can an education away from ...

    On May 8, 2017 / By Carmel Reid / Photography by Joseph Barker
  • Education 955

    The True Purpose of Education – One Size Fits All or Evolution?

    Everybody is already born a special, unique and vital piece to the whole. Very few of us, however, can really appreciate this or can accept it without question. ...

    On January 13, 2017 / By Michelle McWaters / Photography by Joseph Barker
  • Education 708

    What would our Education be like if we Truly Supported our Kids to Connect to their Body?

    For the past three months I have been on a Connective Tissue Exercise Program with the highly qualified Esoteric practitioner and physiotherapist Kate Greenaway-Twist. These hour long online ...

    On July 15, 2016 / By Gyl Rae / Photography by Gyl Rae
  • Education 507

    Assessing and Marking – Another Way to Connect to Children

    The other day I noticed the fun I experienced marking students’ work when I chose to remain open, relaxed and connected to what they were learning. I opened ...

    On May 2, 2016 / By Anonymous / Photography by Emilia Pettinato
  • Education 636

    A True Way to Learn

    School is considered a very important, if not the only important focus in a child’s life in the Asian culture. I was never really interested in school – ...

    On April 8, 2016 / By Adele Leung / Photography by Adele Leung
  • Education 991

    Is University Exhausting Us For Life?

    I did 8 years at university, including 2 years living on campus, and can clearly recall the stress and pressure that went with university life. It was and ...

    On January 23, 2016 / By Danielle Pirera / Photography by Emilia Pettinato
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