

Teaching from the heart: all children are our children
I realised my role as an educator was sacred. Every child, every student, that steps into my class now becomes my child. For as long as I am entrusted with them, I will look after them as I would want someone to look after my own children.


The Benefits of Learning at Your Own Pace
In today's fast-paced world, it seems everyone is trying to do more, faster, faster...including learning more, and more, faster and...


The Role of Civic Education in Strengthening Democracy
Civic education is an essential component of any thriving democracy. It empowers citizens with the necessary knowledge, skills, and...


Understanding the Importance of Global Education in Today's World
In our increasingly interconnected world, global education has gained immense significance. It is essential for nurturing a deeper...


The Power of Play
Today, my son had me backed against the wall—literally. "ONE..." he counted with exaggerated slowness as my thighs burned in a wall sit....


New Adult Courses - why we are launching these
Image of stick figures in dialogue Humans need to DIALOGUE with each other. This seems obvious but it is not. Dialogue is not taking...


The Gift of Feedback
When I was in year 3 I had a teacher who hated me. I don't know why. I just remember her yelling at (according to me) random moments. I...


AI and Education
How can education address the AI challenge?


What would a perfect world look like?
This is a question I have asked hundreds of brilliant young people from all over the world. Their answers have taken us down a million...


Why educators NEED to be life-long learners
I have learned more about teaching by joining the club as a student, than I have from so many of my years teaching.