Bio-psychology and Education
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Bio-psychology and Education

Bio-psychology may be divided into several classes – human psychology; the psychology of creatures which stand upon two legs, for example, orangutans; the psychology of other beings, including monkeys, quadrupeds and other developed animals; the psychology of reptiles which move through the pressure of the chest but cannot fly; the psychology of flying creatures, that is, birds; and then the psychology of multicellular protozoa, unicellular protozoa, multicellular metazoa and unicellular metazoa. Click to read more…

A Deeper Presence
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A Deeper Presence

Kesson powerfully describes the need for teachers who embrace this more holistic worldview to be willing to work on developing themselves, unpacking the self in all its complexity and nuance and embracing a journey towards wisdom. Relational and connected teaching is not defined by technique but by being and presence. Click to read more…

Enabling Transformative Learning
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Enabling Transformative Learning

Every project, every community, every company, every culture, every government, every religion makes a choice about context out of which their rules of engagement and traditional practices emerge. That context determines to what degree responsibility is made conscious, which awareness forms the basis of interactions with children, women, men, with animals, with economics, with materials, with Gaia. It is possible to assess existing choices and make new conscious choices immediately, even if you have been following your current unconscious choices for decades. Click to read more…