This article about ‘brain science’ and policy relating to early childhood development by Chris Corrigan is uplifting and affirmative, but the ‘still face’ video showing a child interacting with mother and then being shunned is heartbreaking, saved by a happy ending. The notion that interpersonal relations start early is tacitly obvious to many, but this [...]
Is society presenting a ‘still face’?
January 1st, 2011 1 Comment
Tags: feeling · well-being
Action inquiry-based learning
June 26th, 2008 3 Comments
The Learning Through Enquiry Alliance conference at Sheffield University is a breath of fresh air – practitioner led, but research oriented, but above all a sense of camaraderie with many others struggling with the ideas we have been exploring for the last five years. A ‘world café’ exercise to break the ice led to my [...]
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