teaching for collective liberation
Releasing the Imagination ~ Maxine Greene

What’s a weed?

As a city dweller, was always taught that boxelder should be considered one. Lorraine Johnston helped me to see this tree differently. So many gifts they offer… at this moment, most thankful for his dancing jewelled blossoms. (The tree here is male.)

Polish the way they shine ✨

PDF ⏬⏬ "Producir para vivir: Los caminos de la producción no capitalista".
Otras formas de producir

Analiza, a partir de estudios de caso, la viabilidad de diversas propuestas de economía solidaria popular

➡️ Disponible aquí drive.google.com/file/d/1LTSF...

#anticapitalismo #economía #biblioteca

Learning about the birds who share our place
#aniaamisagadooweshiinh #birdsofsouthernontario #winterwren #naturebasededucation #learningplace

Why do you teach?

Intro to Releasing the Imagination: Essays on Education, the Arts, and Social Change ~ Maxine Greene

#educationforliberation #artofquestioning #loveallthechildren

Learning in relationship #wandering #wondering #naturebased

youtube.com/watch?v=GFTM...

Visual documentary exploring Indigenous and Anishnaabeg history of the rivers of Mskwaaki, also known as Muskoka. #landback

How to Teach Nature Journaling ~ John Muir Laws & Emilie Lygren

#naturebasedlearning #naturebased #bloomwhereyouareplanted #allchildrensreourchildren

Despite our fears of falling, the gifts of the world stand by to catch us.
~ Robin Wall Kimmerer, Braiding Sweetgrass

#placebased #placebasedlearning #seedinggifts #lespedezacapitata #roundheadbushclover #plantnativeontario #gifteconomy

Catherine in Leeds - an amazing advocate and activist - did a great job explaining the value of play streets, and encouraging residents across the UK to get involved.

More info on how to get started here: playingout.net/play-streets...

Trudeau's The Recognition and Implementation of Rights Framework with the help of AFN sell outs.
What looks good on paper is actually a set up.

labrc.com/resource/lan...

The oldest living thing on Earth isn’t a tree or a shark—it’s a patch of seagrass in the Mediterranean, estimated to be 200,000 years old. It’s survived ice ages, the rise and fall of empires, and human domination. What does this say?

All learning happens in relationship