mr-n-wood.bsky.social
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Although I put a dent in the population when I ran through a swarm this morning.
#InsectsAreProteinToo
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* reaches for 2002 lesson plans*
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There are opportunities to be had for those prepared to back themselves in original critical thought.
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Ham Cooke
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Cob Dylan
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Its Brentford, right?
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What the world needs right now is another education discourse dichotomy.
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But what *is* down?
#SorryCouldntResist
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The irony is that this is another well intentioned rod the current government have made for their own backs.
Perhaps it shows that a long time out of government leads to inevitable mis-steps as the distinction between being effective in opposition and being effective in government are learned?
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Great point - they ranged from 'When you wish upon a star' to songs from Moana.
The joy the people of all ages present derived was timeless.
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It's hard to know: how long should a cultural phenomenon last?
Should we set up out society to maximise this?
*shrugs*
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With the changes to access to culture, I'm reminded of the infinite monkeys with typewriters meme.
You'll get a monkey to write the complete works of the Bard, but you'll also get monkeys that write complete works of undiscovered amazing writers: a fact that we won't notice among the detritus.
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The changes to broadcast of the event has definitely changed public perception of it.
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Is it?
I wonder for what percentage of the population Glastonbury is culturally important (at a personal level) ?
And as that has changed over time (increased) whether a level of traditional boundaries push it over the threshold of cultural stagnation?
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This sounds familiar to me
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Perhaps culture is in stasis: perhaps there's more to culture than Glasto.
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Last night, we went together to watch her old primary school choir sing some Disney songs in the church with the local church choir.
It was a joyful, uplifting, spiritual moment of community.
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14 years after I didn't see Pulp because I didn't go to Glasto my daughter is doing the same.
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I suspect, in many cases, one has to do one to get the other to happen.
Understanding how school policies and school culture can ultimately create conditions for children to thrive both emotionally & academically & understand themselves as learners through both lenses.
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I saw this Jimmy Carr clip recently, and I was considering how this captures the tension in a pithy way.
www.facebook.com/JimmyCarr/vi...
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Its a key area for schools to understand: particularly to develop their vision for how a purposeful school culture can hold these in creative tension.
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Yes.
10k every Saturday.
Plus 3 5ks a week.
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Excellent
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Every run counts
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Its quite close in terms of public opinion, but the media will find attacking the Chancellor gets more clicks.
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Bit of both.
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Oh my
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Tests, surely?