Do you show and tell the children in your class you love them? How to you create an atmosphere of unconditional support and love in your learning environments and as an intentional part of your teaching and leadership? Dive into this blogpost to explore some ways to be intentionally loving with your class.
Keep reading -->Does your approach to teaching and learning bring balance? is it as "yin" as it is "yang" and why might that matter? Becky Carlzon dives into some reflections on creating balance rather than burnout in our education systems.
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Keep reading -->What do the LPA and Reggio Emilia have in common? Through making links between impactful approaches like the Learning Power Approach, inquiry and Reggio Emilia, we are able to deepen our pedagogical understanding, empower ourselves as educators and make consciously competent choices in curating learning experiences for and with our students. In this rich blogpost, Tara Kher explores the links between the LPA and Reggio Emilia ...
Keep reading -->I was teaching a particularly challenging group of Year 6 students who I’d allowed to become my personal ‘rocks’. Not only were these children academically struggling, but at least half the class had some degree of learning or behavioural difficulty. Despite having a background in Special Needs education, I felt myself drowning - I was losing positivity and was struggling to figure out how to support my class without losing myself in the process.
Keep reading -->If someone asked me this question early on in my career, I would have probably laughed and thought, “that's all we need, like we don’t have enough to do!”
Keep reading -->The final blogpost in our "Power" series. Kath Pratt illustrates what power alongside can really look like in learning, generously sharing her approach at Soweni school.
Keep reading -->This is the third part of our "Power series" written by Kath Pratt. Together, with you, we are exploring the power dynamic in schools and whether we have it within our power to change it ...
Keep reading -->The second blogpost in our four-part series exploring the concept of "power".
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