TROPIC. I feel like the biggest challenge now will be keeping a focus on it while there are so many other things going on.
The six hats exercise we did was very worthwhile I thought. But now keeping everyone enthused and on track... what is the best way to do that?
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TROPIC - Teachers Reflecting On Practices In Contexts.
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Hi Martha
Thanks for sending me your blog address. I am enjoying the stimulation of the meetings, training, blogs and janison site for TROPIC. Like you there are so many comments and ideas running around in my head and I start one thing then move on to another before finishing the first - it's hectic! Maybe we should think of a way to slow down and reflect without interruptions occasionally - like a mountain retreat or something!! Anyway, see you 'round. I like your cat too bu the way - I have 2 tabbies named Noah (gray) and Cosmo (ginger)....
Susan
Susan, this is cool. I can click on your name and go straight to your blog.
Oscar has an odd trait - he adores rockmelon.
BTW the photo was the result of playing around with the program 'Hello' - I think there is a link to it near the photo. It makes it easy to put photos in your blog (hope I can remember how next time I want to use it).
Susan, thanks for your comment. I hope this one gets there - I tried replying to your comment earlier but mine disappeared into the ether. Maybe I'm not putting it in the right place?
It's great how I can click on your name where you commented in my blog, and go straight to your blog. The possibilities for interconnections - it's very exciting.
We used to have a ginger kitten called Cosmo - a gorgeous cat but he was sadly run over. Really tragic. Oscar is a great cat and has a strange liking for rockmelon.
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