What’s stopping you? (This is for you and your students)
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By timjukes
When we see I to I in our differences, it means:
I value myself and I value you. I feel equal to you as a human being, irrespective of your professional position, the structural hierarchy of the school or our personal circumstances. I respect our differences even when we disagree. We both count.
By timjukes
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By timjukes
I’ve had some ideas recently, which felt like great ideas at the time. I went with them, I responded, I let them take me somewhere I hadn’t been before. Then, while pondering, doubt appeared. There it was, that inner nuisance presenting a stark reality, hell bent on deflating my sense of possibility.