Lessons In Creative Workspaces From A Startup In An Italian Villa Dan Hill is the CEO of company whose workspace is so beautiful that it "might just break the internet through its sheer brazen beauty": a 17th-century villa near Treviso, Italy. The space is an "incredible gift" to Fabrica from its parent company, Benetton, Hill says, one that they feel fortunate to have, and, as well, a smidgen awestruck. For a company that's hacking hardware and making physical prototypes, however, all those clean lines get a little claustrophobic. The building isn't the stage-set for creativity, he says, but a part of the toolkit. We need to get messy. Learning to love to knock The motivation for the mess, Hill says, is that the nature of Fabrica's work has changed: graphic design, writing, fimmaking, photography, and music used to be "relatively tidy" and able to be done individually. So it happens in the space, too. The right tool for the job As we've discussed before, the right spaces encourage the right kind of productivity. Knockabout space
Free Sewing eBooks Blog Archive » Animals – vocabulary Many people think that the topic animals is suitable only for children. Thus the learners learn the names of twenty animals when they are young and they think it is enough. However, intermediate students need to know more animals than the twenty they learnt as children. Animals – pictionary Here is a beautiful pictionary with all the animals which will be dealt with in this post. Animals – video Watch the video and repeat the names of the animals. Animals – mind map For many people it is much easier to remember new vocabulary if it is organised. Animals – games There are three games here. Animals Penalty game The second game is called Penalty. Teacher invaders game The last game is called Teacher invaders. Half a minute game And here is a bonus game.
The Third Teacher: from classrooms to learning ecologies - Education Today “Space: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. Its five-year mission: to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, to boldly go where no man has gone before.” Introduction The opening voice over from Gene Roddenberry’s 1960 science fiction classic Star Trek set in the 23rd Century is a nice juxtaposition with the Reggio Emilia’s organisation of the physical environment in education, often referred to as the child’s “third teacher”. Stephen Harris, at the 2011 K–12 Technology in Education Congress, captured my imagination when he spoke about this “Third Teacher” as carefully designed, diverse spaces filled with ‘campfires’, ‘watering holes’, ‘caves’ and ‘mountaintops’. This paper is advocating that we need to view these ‘campfires’ and ‘watering holes’ through learning ecologies of space that are open, dynamic, interdependent, diverse and adaptive across the home, school, and community. De-privatising the classrooms: References
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