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Children are having a ROCKING great time at Tot Time – Bugs Rock at the Avondale Regional Branch Library. They're learning about bugs, making mosquito headbands, painting plaster of paris bugs, and observing real bugs in jars: snails, roly-polies, millipedes, earthworms, and crickets!
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My latest obsession has been learning to use some of my manual settings on my camera in an effort to learn to get the bokeh effect (in-focus subject, blurred background). I think I'm FINALLY getting it. Viewing the exif data for pictures on flickr has helped a lot.
This is the lava lamp I got in my stocking from my mom. I love it way more than I should but I'm a dork that way.
Designing Spaces for Teaching & Learning held in the Flexible Learning Zone
Lower Ground Floor – Kedleston Road Library.
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Metropolitan Learning Center Monday June 6, 2016. Alice and Sadie Gustavson, Cassius and Laslo. © 2016 Portland Public Schools / www.fredjoephoto.com
Teacher Elizabeth Smith samples the kindergarten screener with a few students during a press conference at the Early Learning Village (Franklin County).
Photo by Amy Wallot, Aug. 22, 2013.
"Sometimes learning to fly means learning to let go."
I think this was probably inspired by the artwork of the new Advisory Circle album, As The Crow Flies .
I suppose the text sounds a bit new agey platitudey, but I keep thinking about fear, and how it makes you hold onto things or ideas or situations which probably aren't best for you, but at least they feel familiar, therefore there is a level of comfort or perceived safety.
And it's terrifying, if you have grasped hold of something, a port in a storm, a branch at the edge of a cliff, the idea that you have to eventually let go and trust that something or someone will catch you. But if you don't, you end up stuck.
13 April 2008, From Delhi to Mumbai
'Run and tell all of the angels
This could take all night
Think I need a devil to help me
Get things right
Hook me up a new revolution
Cos this one is a lie
We sat around laughing
And watch the last one die
Im looking to the sky to save me
Looking for a sign of life
Looking for something help me burn out bright
Im looking for complications
Looking cos Im tired of trying
Make my way back home
When I learn to fly' - Dave Grohl
I used the numbers left over from my Alpha-Numberic Applique fabric (at Spoonflower) to make some fun beanbags for my boys. I sewed buttons on the back to correspond with the numbers.
Archer is having trouble with stairs now, so we are teaching an old dog a new trick. With the assistance of a LOT of treats he is learning to walk on a ramp. He will use the ramp both to get from the house to the yard and to get into and out of the car, so it is important that he is comfortable with it.
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Multipurpose room in final stages during carpet installation, painting, and ceiling tile installation.
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Hoboken 03/05/2012
Under the slogan "Tomorrow's installer is sitting at the school desk now", final-year electrics-electronics students of various schools are receiving a visit from a Belgacom technician who will be giving an info session and a live demo.
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She finally reached that age...learning how to drive! Oh God! Our children grow faster than we realize!
I like this candid shot even though you can't really see chef.
Chef Paolo Lopriore of Il Canto spent a week at Stratford Chef's School (this was his second visit). This was a shot taken in the kitchen while chef was wrapping up a conversation with the student chef for next evening's dinner (a different student chef heads the kitchen every night). A sight like this always touches me (mentorship) - the fact that there's a personal vested interest/relationship between teacher and student. Besides being jovial and very approachable, I can understand why chef is popular with the students and staff: he's just really nice and obviously cares.
For more about the program and the experience, read this: www.torontolife.com/daily/daily-dish/restauranto/2012/01/...
14 January 2012
Getting ready for the coffee morning at the primary school. Table of exciting learning opportunities to see if we can help encourage some more learning dreams.
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