Learning Frowns and Teaching Moments. So far, a pretty common case. Happens every week, probably. As her frowns get more frequent, other reactions might come up. Including vocal ones, possib.

Today is the anniversary of Virginia Woolfs death in 1941. Tomorrow, I defend a doctoral dissertation with a chapter on Woolfs 1937 novel The Years. And I have spent much of last few years studying Woolfs writings and life in the 1930s especially. Here, a few thoughts on that. 160;that Woolf has for her least-read writings. One of the most influential essays of the century.

Rethinking the Role of the Literacy Leader. Can Mobile Technology Help Us Be More Mindful? August 13, 2015. Came across one of my social media feeds today. This wearable technology attaches to your clothing and monitors your breathing patterns. If you are stressed, Spire will know and send you a notification on your smartphone with a reminder to take a moment to breathe deeply. The concept seems similar to a Fitbit.

Exploring personal practice and contemplative education in higher ed contexts. Come in all shapes and sizes. But yoga has been my practice. And it has shaped my life and lived experience in ways not always touted by mass-media. Because I tend to both live in my head. To observe passively without narrative or judgement. It has trained me to. In other realms of my life.

I started back to school as an older student. Being older I knew exactly what I wanted to study and what I wanted to do after I graduated. However, my major was not offered. I wanted a pre-vet program. What do you think of when you think of discipline? The discip.