Playful Inquiry
Susan Harris MacKay, Matt Karlsenbuilding a strong relationship between childhood and adulthood
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Making Time to Meet Up
Rather than experts who hand out new scripts and methods, teachers need partners who play the role “of an active discussant, in a position to sustain the teacher’s critical interpretations, to suggest possible questions and queries that mig...
Depending on Imagination
Susan and I hosted a retreat on the Oregon Coast for members of the Leading Playful Inquiry project earlier this month. It was a sumptuous gathering of leaders from around the world that left me with fresh thoughts about the work we’ve been...
Slowing Down for Meaningful Change
In the consulting work we do, here’s a common scenario:
A team reached out to us asking if we would support their district’s efforts to deepen meaningful play and inquiry. They proposed a structure that would include in-person workshops fo...
Video! Ben Mardell on Story
Our friend Ben Mardell recently reflected on why he writes, drawing forward the influence of Brian Eno, Jerome Bruner, and Vivian Paley. We encourage you to read the article: If you’re someone who regularly writes, I think it will prod you...
Becoming
Six of us circled up at last week’s Studio for Playful Inquiry meet-up.
One participant started the conversation by listing their week’s collision of events, including a school-wide art show with parent meetings and a fundraiser, followed...
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