And then they were back …
Guest blogpost by Anton de Vries, learning power consultant and lead thinker. Thank you Anton! In a few days, pupils in The Netherlands will be allowed to return to elementary…
Learnings from Lockdown
Many of us are remote learning at the moment. If we’re not, we may well be in the future. This strikes me as a good time to distil our learnings…
It’s all about the “AND”
When Guy Claxton talks about the Learning Power Approach, he often describes it as “results plus”. Great results, plus the ability and aptitude to be a life-long learner. We can…
How to take gratitude to the next level.
It’s been a while since I’ve written a blogpost! I’ve been busily growing the Learning Pioneers community and blogpost ideas have been coming to me so quickly I haven’t quite…
White Space
Guest blogpost, written by Anton de Vries, Learning Power trainer in the Netherlands. Food for thought for those of us returning to school over the next few weeks or months…
Inquiring by the Fire
Remote learning plotting … Our new situation has plunged us into uncertainty. It has thrown up new ways of thinking, new ways of being. It has knocked us sideways, made…
A smorgasbord of “What if’s”
Today is a happy day as the wonderful educators Ed Finch, Daryn Simon and Graham Andre are putting on #BrewEdIsolation – A chance for amazing educators to connect from across…
The Power of Imagination
This amazing learner loves inventing. This is his car invention. It has a roof, a steering wheel that moves, headlights and windscreen wipers. He planned these ideas himself, listened to…
Challenge amplifies learning
What if one simple question could amplify the learning in your classroom? We all want our children to be challenged; to stretch themselves, push through their limits, reach to the…
