A mirror, a path, a tree. Born held tight, dying free. …was a riddle featured in last week’s bulletin. Did your students get it? The answer was, “river”. Close up, you can see your reflection in it. Boats can use it as a path. From above, or on a map, the tributaries feed into it […]
P4C: Can you own a river? Read More »
“Need” feels like a very important concept at the moment. Education, business, the hospitality industry etc. all have competing needs – and how much does society need each of these areas to thrive? This got me thinking about ethical questions surrounding need. We can divide them into two categories: Descriptive (on how things are)  When do
P4C: When should we put others’ needs before our own? Read More »
A few days ago, I saw a seagull hopping from one foot to the other on some grass. It was (I thought) replicating the sound of rainfall, hoping for a fooled worm to breach the surface. Within seconds one did, and was promptly devoured whole. It’s a curious but common sight – captured here. Questions The sight of seagulls tapping
Seagulls, Worm Charming, Lies and Knowledge Read More »
