Transparency and Congruence are 2 Essential Principles and Practices

Dialogue Education is always evolving,  and over the years I have increasingly noticed the importance and usefulness of two essential principles (and practices):  transparency and congruence.

Transparency invites us as designers and teachers to be our authentic selves at all times. (“Here I am . . . you get what you see.”) I [...]

Dialogue Between Writer &Reader – Is it Dialogue Education?

Just back from two weeks holiday,during which time I read rather a lot. It put me in mind of an ongoing discussion we’ve had here at Global Learning Partners:  can reading be considered “real” dialogue?

This question arises in the context of considering what new “products and services” we can offer to [...]

DOWNHILL

I walk every morning early to beat the heat. My path is through a lovely forested area,with hills and valleys.

I want to say how much I love downhill. At my time of life…with my history…downhill feels just fine.

I am trying to make it a metaphor for other walks I take in my [...]