Off my own bat.
This place of contemplation attracted me during a family weekend near Bath. I love a willow tree. We had one in the garden when I was growing up. I love […]
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On ownership and the American dream
In a prolonged dry spell I have started to get quite sentimental about rain. The UK is generally a damp place but for weeks now we have had hardly any […]
The price of everything…
I have been thinking recently about values. On Friday I will be hosting a discussion webinar for the Open Ed Sig on this very topic so my reflections are in […]
Bubbling up! OER17 – an invigorating experience.
When streams rush together to meet and make their way to the ocean, they foam and bubble, oxygen rich waters feed the area, bringing life and carving through rock and […]
Squirrelling away for another day
This autumn we have been surrounded by the beauty of trees festooned in deep reds, yellows and browns. I’m told that the weather conditions this year have produced such a […]
The importance of the craft of language teaching.
You have spent at least 4 years at university, worked hard to develop your own language and intercultural skills and you are off to share them with others. Perhaps you […]
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