This is a humorous and serious TED Talk by the owners of Babble.com on the early years of parenting and societal taboos on what parents can talk about. It is an interesting perspective on bringing the “hard realities” to the parenting discussion.
Issues of anti-Black racism and policing are top of mind these days. We [white folks] need to do better.
Being a native Calgarian, I have always liked that phrase. It speaks to perseverance, persistence and desire for movement forward. Fresh out of cataract surgery, I’m loving the clarity of these spring days and I seem to have a clarified vision of where I want to go and who I want to be. One part…
We have lived through an era of emphasis on efficiencies and as predictability success declines in this modern era there is a requirement for, and a benefit from our ability to adapt quickly to changing circumstances.
Thought-provoking and highly entertaining discourse from Sir Ken Robinson, accompanied by a wicked cartoonist. Enjoy.
Here’s an excellent video on leadership and the uncertainty of human futures. It’s uncertain. But we don’t have to be afraid. We learn to lead…
A short post on social media, democracy and learning.