
This is all about teaching and learning with the heart and brain in mind- bringing my learning into education, the brain, emotional literacy and coaching to make a difference for our children and young people, and the amazing people that work with them.
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Lately I have been hosting a colleague who is training as a teacher in my classroom this term. It is a wonderful opportunity to share the space with another teacher- we can share our observations, tag in and out, create learning opportuniti...
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Do you remember your first car? I do. It was a little old Morris 1100 we called Edna after our neighbour who had sold it to Dad for me. Dad painted her maroon and my boyfriend tidied up the engine (and kept u...
This weekend I was at a course for Intimacy Advocacy in theatre. I was nervous going to the course- people I didn’t know, driving a theatre buddy safely after a long and busy week at school, tackling a subject that was potentially awkward....
We encourage our students to be life long learners. We encourage them to develop resilience and metacognition as learners. We talk about building skills for the future.
It occurred to me today that something that I miss from making explic...
Today I had the pleasure to be interviewed for the Nurturing Educators podcast about teacher wellbeing. It’s been a while and I thoroughly enjoyed it.
In 2017 I did my masters research focusing on teacher wellbeing after spending several...
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New Zealand educator, speaker and coach exploring teaching, wellbeing, learning and growth through reflective writing and practical ideas — teaching and learning with the heart and brain in mind.
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