Toys Come In
A recent discussion on a teacher forum around the question, “Do let children bring toys from home?” reminded me of this post we shared in 2014.
Disappointment
After observing our sharing stones routine, a question was posed to me by an adult, "What are the children who don't get called supposed to do? Be disappointed?" The answer, friends, is yes.
Toys Come In
The question, “Do you let children bring in toys from home?” on a teacher chat reminded me of this blog from 2014. We live and learn. Live and learn. If you want to know more, please do!
A Place Where Everyone Knows Your Name
In the end, talking and listening in a group setting is, as any teacher will tell you, a delicate balance. In order to bring it into balance, begin with adjusting the central pillar, the teacher's perspective rather than individual and group dynamics.
Passing the Torch
The pair proceeded to wrestle, but interestingly, the gentle partner did not know the point of the demonstration and did not go down. He was doing what he always does during their matches, providing a kind of shifting wall of gentle resistance. Our torch-bearer remained unperturbed and kept up the demonstration.