Tag: Philip Pullman

Dæmon Voices #review and my #reading in November

Posted by | Published on November 25, 2017

Philip Pullman’s Dæmon Voices – Essays on Storytelling is pleasurable reading for English teachers, students, writers and anyone who loves stories. Best known for the […] 

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La Belle Sauvage #BookofDust #review and my #reading in October

Posted by | Published on October 29, 2017

“But the meaning of a book is never just what the author thinks it is. It’s a great mistake to rely on the author to […] 

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“Citizen Science is a partnership between individuals and scientists for investigating pressing questions about the world. The purpose of this conference is bring together the Australian Citizen Science community to share […] 

My #reading: February 2016  →

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“We are creatures made as much by art as by experience and what we read in books is the sum of both.”  Andy Miller “I wanted to possess all the books […] 

Michael Wesch on how WE learn  →

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[vodpod id=Groupvideo.1950308&w=425&h=350&fv=] more about “Michael Wesch on how WE learn“, posted with vodpod   Thanks to WE magazine  

Parents and Education in NSW  →

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Recently I overheard a conversation between parents in a bookshop. They were struggling to understand NAPLAN, “minimum standards” and what a “band 8” actually meant in the context of the […] 

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