I am reconnecting with maths and brushing up my numeracy. Why? Compulsory lantite numeracy to be a teacher deems it so. My attitude to maths was to just do what I need to do with it, with banking, checking my change and that’s it. More than that, well if you pushed me statistics for emphasisingContinue reading “Maths and Me”
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Back to studies
Dear Readers, So it may be a little quiet on my blogs soon, for the holidays have officially come to an end. This year, I am aiming to face fears, and not let them to turn into bigger walls. Instead I’d like to deconstruct them and climb over them. I just over one third ofContinue reading “Back to studies”
New Pathways Continuing
‘Nature never did betray the heart that loved her’ William Wordsworth And so it begins again. The new pathway towards becoming more of an educator alongside writer. Another quarter of University and this time I am learning about the Humanities and English curriculum and curriculum in general. Curriculum, pedagogy, assessment! How do we modify themContinue reading “New Pathways Continuing”
Betty Cabral Collerson: Captivated by Nature
Betty, the eldest of six children, was born and raised in Belém, a town on the mouth of the Amazon River, Brazil. Her childhood included some amazing incidents, like when she woke up in the middle of the night with a spider monkey prancing in  her bedroom. At sixteen, by choice,  she went to liveContinue reading “Betty Cabral Collerson: Captivated by Nature”
Mt Tamborine
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Walking through the green on Mt Tambourine. We did our first walk at Mt Tambourine – the Curtis Falls in the Joalah section. There are many more to do. We will be back. We did manage to do a couple more things whilst up there which I will do a…
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