Tag: Karl Ove Knausgaard

#Autumn #TropicofCancer #review and my #reading in August

Posted by | Published on August 27, 2017

I want to show you our world as it is now: the door, the floor, the water tap and the sink, the garden chair close […] 

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My #reading: March 2016

Posted by | Published on March 26, 2016

“Academic writing was actually about hiding what you didn’t know. There was a language, a technique, and I had mastered it. In everything there were […] 

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June 2015: My Reading

Posted by | Published on June 30, 2015

“…by writing about himself, Knausgaard has really written about them, that reading ‘My Struggle’ is like opening someone else’s diary and finding your own secrets.” […] 

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Travelling Norse

Posted by | Published on October 19, 2014

It was a wonderful autumn day, cold and bright; as we drove inland from Bergen in the morning, frozen mist was lying over the fjord. […] 

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Pen & Paper Exams  →

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A recent conversation with a colleague, who genuinely believes that students are more creative when they write with a pen, really made me wonder about the future of pen & paper […] 

Reflections on Education & Learning in Shanghai  →

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Australian students with a Chinese background have long been respected in NSW schools for their diligence and conscientious attitudes towards learning and school. After my first experience of China, 12 […] 

Connectivism: A Vision for Education  →

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My #reading: March 2016  →

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“Academic writing was actually about hiding what you didn’t know. There was a language, a technique, and I had mastered it. In everything there were gaps which language could cover […] 

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