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Bye for now, Oslo.

True champions of the FIRST EVER twilight workshop. I am grateful for their hard work, generosity of spirit and great sense of humour. Being a bit goofy at times should be in the job description if we are to come out of this in one piece :-D

Time to say “Farewell, Berlin, until next time!” The museums were closed yesterday so my cultural day plan had to be heavily edited. The good feelings of the event carried me through this disappointment. What a fab group in the workshop and the event in general. Seven very inquisitive, creative, courageous and open minded educators from very different contexts working together like they’ve always known one another.

Bring some home to working away from home

Join IBICUS and me in Warsaw for a Category 1 workshop. All new teachers need to know about teaching the course and a wonderful atmosphere to exchange ideas and experiences.

The perfect way to meet the half point of a week -any week, really- talking about literature with some lovely human beings who are exceptional educators. Living proof that teachers are not afraid of the difficult questions of our times. Peace out.

It’s been a blast. Language A Language&Literature Cat2. All the feels with my friends and the IBICUS family.

Credit to Craig Robotham for sharing the best quote with me about what we are trying to teach students. Credit also to my summer school students from a few years ago who were reading about the teenage brain.

Join us as we explore how we can grow our educational practices and schools can organise learning to develop compassionate lifelong learners. Because “[o]ur best hope for the future is to develop a new understanding of human capacity to meet a new era of human existence.” Sir Ken Robinson
Register: https://app.ibsca.org.uk/event/84 and https://app.ibsca.org.uk/event/104

Just another day at work. “Allons! Whoever you are come travel with me!” Teaching Poetry Category 3 workshop with an amazing group of teachers.