The #coffeechugPLN chat was brewing up a full bodied discussion earlier this week when a fresh cup of inspiration got poured into my mental mug.
We were discussing growth, and then it hit like the smell of fresh brewed java in the morning.…
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Loading...CBC radio host Paul Kennedy, a student of Marshall McLuhan, shared that his prolific professor once lamented, “This is not a university it is is a multiversity!”He felt that the words were borne slightly out of McLuhan’s frustration over the lack of any interaction, communication or collaboration among various disciplines in academia.…
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I have one question. When do they sleep? You know who. The people who are able to always post something on Twitter, that is relevant to our professional practice, at all hours of the day.…
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My brain works best when surrounded by structures of disorder and chaos.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...I think I broke my brain. Well… it kinda feels that way. After all isn’t it supposed to feel that way when it’s working.
With what’s left of the pieces, I’ll attempt to write this post while not attracting too many zombies to clean up the leftovers.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...At times teaching is like lifting the lid off of an amazing gourmet meal. We see how sumptuous it appears when presented to the hungry diner. The smells, sounds and sights of the experience flood the mind. What did it take to get everything right, that moment where the senses could be tantalized to the edge of anticipation of that first bite?…
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It is with fear and trepidation that I learn at all.
Knowing that the more I learn, the more there is to know.…
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