Anita Brady

As 2019 draws to an end, it seems apt to share some more good news stories. These stories from places as diverse as Australia, Ireland,...

While in so many respects it makes sense to reflect and project at the end of the school year, this Graham Greene quote reminds me that...

Image taken from: Jo Boaler's How to Learn Math Facebook page I have always felt that the teacher-student relationship is a critical...

Just over a year ago, I committed to blogging on a regular basis. I very much appreciate having the time and space to explore and reflect...

Mindful of the current political climate, recent terrorist events in New Zealand and Sri Lanka, the recent 20th anniversary of the...

Executive Functioning is one of those terms that up until a few years ago, was very much discussed solely when referencing students for...

This image, taken from an email sent by Life Vest Inside, reminds me - regardless of creed or colour - of our interconnectedness....

Living in multicultural Malaysia means we have multiple public holidays (see previous post from September 13, 2018, A Brief Overview of...

I love this quote from Sarah Greichen, the founder of "Score A Friend". While inclusion generally has been in reference to those with...

I have always been fascinated with the way cultures interact and especially intersect linguistically. Thus, one of the best parts of my...

I have always found the ditty, “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but names will never hurt me”, to be a contradiction. While...

While the classroom doesn’t require the precision and speed of that which is evident in the video, This Firefighter Can Climb A Ladder...

It is always interesting to live overseas. One not only learns more about oneself (as highlighted in the Harvard Business Review article...