Thoughts on Education
Here’s an article about the flautist Pat Lynden, who I studied with in London many years ago. Her way of teaching had a profound impact on the way I approach teaching. Here’s my blog post from a couple of years ago too, about unconditional… Continue Reading “Patricia Lynden”
Andy Burnham, MP is the Labour party Shadow Education Secretary. (UK) I would like to focus on some key points Andy Burnham made in his speech on 12th July entitled “21st Century Learning- What do young people need to succeed in the Modern World?”… Continue Reading “21st Century Learning. Reaction to Andy Burnham’s Speech”
Follow the Tedxkids Brussels event live all day on http://www.tedxkids.be Great line up. Also follow students blog: www.stjohnstedxkids.wordpress.com and twitter @stjohnstedxkids Tan Lee will be here.
Here’s a blog created by some students in our middle school to generate excitement for the Tedx event to be held at our school on June 1st St. John’s Tedx blog Please comment!
Getting Ready for Tedxkids at St. John’s International School. If you are around on June the first book a ticket! http://www.tedxkids.be
“…………..When given opportunities for curiosity, fascination, and discovery, your insights amaze me. When I offer you occasions to be brave in thought and expression, I am impressed by your abilities. You are smart, and you know that you could never tell the world who… Continue Reading “Letter to Students from a Torn Teacher”
Great Event held at St. John’s International School, Belgium. June 1st. Don’t miss it. TedxKids Brussels http://www.facebook.com/tedxkidsbrussels?sk=wall#!/tedxkidsbrussels
Reduce the Number of Students a Teacher Sees The first step in this process is for administrators to work on reducing the number of students a teacher gets to see in any given week. If a teacher sees 240 plus students a week, I’m… Continue Reading “Three Steps to Helping Students get Excited about Learning”