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3 thoughts on “L'Intime”
All the love and human longing to connect here is such a salve for the alienation and loneliness so many teens feel in our broken culture…
I’m fussing a lot, as we approach the end of the year, with creating novel learning experiences for my students. Most of what I come up with is a waste of time, unless, that is, it’s a team building kinda activity. This post helps me relieve some anxiety, this fussing around. Just remember to make the language comprehensible, compelling, and beautiful.
Yes Sean that is your old training from being a student and earlier days as a teacher. The message stuck in our deeper minds is: “teachers fuss”. Now we have to relearn/undo/let go of that deeper mind patterning. With NT, for me at least, it’s “teachers don’t prepare – they enjoy”.