
“Thinking is where intelligent action begins” Margaret Wheatley In any kind of professional learning and development, the birth of new ideas and thinking that comes from the participants themselves, rather than being instructed and handed down by an expert trainer is powerful, motivating and energising. Nancy Kline (1999) considers how in being enabled the time to…

I have been motivated to write this blog post after a few recent events and conversations that have provoked me to think about the language we use to describe our educational experiences with children, especially those that are specifically ‘Reggio Inspired’. It has made me reflect on how Loris Malaguzzi described what he saw happening…

It was my absolute pleasure and honour to be asked to prepare and present in this 2 day weekend workshop hosted by the International School of Beijing (ISB) with the passionate and dedicated Louise Lowings, who is the Head Teacher of the internationally known Madeley Nursery School in Telford, UK which is one of the…
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