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Category Archives: child care
Using technologies
My first unit is about Technologies and I found this video quite surprising! It really describes us and our society, perhaps this is the Digital Cocaine Age! Use the video with your students and ask them reflect on the use … Continue reading
Louis Theroux: Extreme Love – Autism
Louis visits one of the best schools in America for autism. He meets the students and their families to get a glimpse of what life is like for them and to experience the pleasures and the strains of one of … Continue reading
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The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
I have just discovered Mark Haddon and I must say that I am in love with this novel: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time (2003). Long before it gave him bestseller status, Mark Haddon was an author, poet, cartoonist and … Continue reading
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Blue Bottle Mystery: An Asperger Adventure
Asperger is really an adventure and sometimes we need a different view to deal with it. This book is one of the finest examples to get to understand it better. Readers love Blue Bottle Adventure and it is quite inspirational. … Continue reading
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Tagged asperger, Blue Bottle Mystery: An Asperger Adventure, Kathy Hoopmann
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The Train Platform Schools of India
This is such a moving film! This documentary film on The Train Platform Schools of India was recently aired by PBS as part of their TV series, “The New Heroes”. It is hosted by Robert Redford, and tells the inspiring story of … Continue reading
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Tagged india, train platform schools, train schools, trains
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Autism and our students
Sometimes, we are challenged with groups of students that are special and need some special attention. I have just discovered this movie and I really enjoyed watching it: it is a lovely story about an autistic and brilliant … Continue reading
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Tagged autism, AUTISTIC, autistic students, temple grandin
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Maria Montessori.
Today seems to be the educators’ day! I cannot ignore Maria Montessori and her contribution to the education for a new world and society. It is interesting to see the approach she gives to the main principles of education: developing … Continue reading
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Elinor Goldschmied.
She is one of my favourite authors on early childhood care and education; she is one of the best educator I have ever “listened” talking about babies and infants’ care and early childhood. I recommend her books and I invite … Continue reading