A funny little story from this weekend. I am currently traveling for some professional development over spring break. Yesterday I face-timed with my 3-year old and she recounted the events
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Helping Children Gain a Sense of Worthiness (Part 4)
We all want to know 'How?' Our human nature wants everything in a formulaic, step-by-step, quantitative procedure. The trouble is...I'm not sure life always proceeds that way...We can't write a
Thank you for being on this exploration of worthiness with me! You are a courageous folk, who obviously share my curiosity for the deeper things. Spoiler alert: I am going to
Words we Need to Hear!
Over the past weekend, we followed our 16-year-old daughter's provincial volleyball tournament via text updates. She was far away. We had commitments and couldn't go. We sent our hearts with her and texted.
Four Beliefs about Creative Thinking
Einstein quipped, Creativity is intelligence having fun!Let's have fun with four ideas about creativity together! 1. Creative thought shifts throughout the development of a child. it is easiest to see playful
“The Journey” is Transforming Education
How can I begin to articulate the heart of LearnForward? A faith journey. My own faith journey.If you've only known me for a year or two, it might be difficult
7 Steps of Adaptation in Schools
October is a month of abundance! I am resisting my normal fall gloom due to the shorter days and the winter spanning before me. I am finding joy in the
We Belong to Each Other…Why and How
The huge developmental concepts of 'selfhood and belonging' can't be understood in a 'How To' manual. We need to understand them in our hearts. Let's chew on 'belonging' with one
Comfort on the Journey to ‘Belonging’
One of the deepest cries in the heart of every parent is for their child to be accepted by others. Acceptance and belonging, the most fundamental need for all of
Each Child Unique!
The little phrase in our LearnForward Manifesto "climbing to the peaks of selfhood and belonging...." What does that mean? What does it have to do with my child? Education? Me?