Duda Toscano Results in English - Neurolanguage Coaching

What an enchanting experience at a pottery class with the super designer and artist Carime Carime Engels today!! Being surrounded by art, wonderful people, beautiful place, and pleasant environment really made our day! Working with clay encourages exploring and experimentation, helps the mind relax and expand, and even enhance resilience. Highly recommended!!! Thank you, Carime!

Deep pleasure and satisfaction to see this great person and professional - and now NOVELIST - fulfill another dream. Congratulations, dear student Celio. And thank you for making me join you in this journey.

World Book and Copyright Day
"Books have long embodied the human capacity to conjure up worlds, both real and imagined, giving voice to the diversity of human experience. They help us share ideas, obtain information, and inspire admiration for different cultures, enabling far-reaching forms of dialogue between people across space and time. Every year, on 23 April – a date that marks the departure of three great authors of universal literature, Miguel de Cervantes, William Shakespeare, and Inca Garcilaso de la Vega – we celebrate their captivating power to spark innovation, generate knowledge and change minds." By UNESCO
Picture: Bookstore in Oxford, England, 2019

"Christ carrying the cross", ca. 1577-87, is a famous painting by El Greco, which depicts Jesus Christ with a crown of thorns on his head. He carries the cross on which he will later die and be resurrected. Jesus Christ is represented without pain and suffering, which makes this truly transcendent work of art. In this photo, El Greco hoped to convey the supernatural love of Jesus Christ, not the pain he is feeling. Jesus Christ looks up in this print, showing that his thoughts are focused on higher images. Technically, El Greco demonstrated his perfect use of soft colors and an absolute mastery of mannerism with his canvases.
The Met Museum, New York

Neurolanguage Coaching® is the efficient and fast transfer of language knowledge and skills from the coach to the coachee with sustainable effects facilitated by brain-based and coaching principles of neuroscience. (Rachel Paling, founder of the method)
The Neurolanguage Coaching® process by Duda Toscano is directly linked to the student/coachee's personal and professional life projects that consider setting and reviewing goals and actions, and determining strategies. The program involves solutions for the linguistic and professional needs of the
student/coachee regarding how their brains learn better, as well as educational guidance as an aid in the learning process.

International Day of Education - 24 January
"In these exceptional times, business as usual is no longer an option. If we are to transform the future, if we are to change course, we must rethink education. This means forging a new social contract for education (...). We need to repair past injustices and orient the digital transformation around inclusion and equity. And we need education to fully contribute to sustainable development – for instance, by integrating environmental education in all curricula and by training teachers in this field." - Audrey Azoulay, UNESCO Director General.
Painting: The Natural History Lesson (Realism), by German Adolf Eberle (1914)
*Public domain

Today is Teachers' Day!

I kindly dedicate it to my beloved students, who have made my experience as a teacher beautiful, emotional and fulfilling. Together, we have taught, learned, inspired and motivated each other. I can say we have especially grown together in many aspects of our lives.
Super, super thank you!!

Image: Priscian, or the Grammar (stone) *Renaissance students learned grammar by reading Priscian.
Luca della Robbia, 1437. Museo dell'Opera del Duomo, Florence.

My grateful thanks go to PUCRS Online for the invitation and for the opportunity to participate in another event to improve knowledge, reflection, and personal development. Now, the word is LEARNABILITY!

The market in general is increasingly globalized and internationalized. With the advent of the home office, several companies around the world are hiring ... but it is necessary to speak English. See my article on konecte.me

Today is World Book Day!!

This day was established by UNESCO on April 23, 1995.

Originally, Valencian writer Vicente Clavel Andrés suggested that the day should be on a day that honored the Spanish author Miguel de Cervantes. This meant that it could either be on his birthday, on October 7, or the day he died, on April 23. Because the day he died coincided with the date on which William Shakespeare and Inca Garcilaso de la Vega had also died, this date was chosen.

"Reading is a stellar form of entertainment and it requires that you use your imagination rather than simply watching visuals on a screen. There is also something so therapeutic about the actual feel of a book, with its scent of printed pages and glossy covers." (National Today)

The books on the pic are the ones I am reading at the moment. What about you? What are you reading right now?

Arts

April 15th - World Art Day

This day was chosen in honour of Leonardo da Vinci's birthday, who was a symbol of world peace, freedom of expression and a testament to the influence of the Fine Arts on other fields.

Art nurtures creativity, innovation and cultural diversity for all peoples across the globe and plays an important role in sharing knowledge and encouraging curiosity and dialogue. UNESCO

The 3 paintings on my post are a tribute to my last trip and presencial course last year before the quarentine, at Uffizi Gallery, Florence.

1. Annunciation, 1472-5
2. Adoration of the Magi, 1481-2
3. Baptism of Christ, 1475 (where young Leonardo collaborated with his master Andrea del Verrocchio realizing the angel in profile)