Psychologies

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IN OUR STERILE, tech-dependent world, it’s easy to lose touch with one of our greatest resources – nature. In this Dossier, we explore how communing with Mother Nature can help us heal, and reconnect with what matters most. Anita Chaudhuri talks to e

Singapore Tatler

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A former private residence built in the 1900s will soon be home to the Singapore campus of Swiss hospitality management school Ecole Hôtelière de Lausanne (EHL). The 2,400sqm Kinloss House, located at Lady Hill Road in the Tanglin area, was originall

Psychologies

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1 Take a moment for yourself. Allow yourself time and space to process your emotions. Whether you feel the need to cry, shout or be alone, that is perfectly normal and healthy. 2 Write down and read over your emotions. Pick a time in the day to beg

Architectural Review Asia Pacific

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Future-proofing the business: Something we’re interested in is looking to broaden what we do in terms of what we deliver. There’s an American model I’ve been researching – architect led, design and construct. You assume a bit of risk in that you beco

Psychologies

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WHILE WORKING IN HR, I had conversations with people about their professional and personal challenges, and they asked me for advice and guidance. This was always my favourite part of the job – empowering people to be a better version of themselves an

The Australian Women's Weekly

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Dear Parents and Caregivers, Now that we’ve had a few weeks to settle into the school year, I thought I would write to say how much I’m enjoying working with your children, watching them grow and learn and change. There’s a restless kind of beauty t

Tes

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After a US chain of charter schools that pioneered Slant decided to abandon the technique, other schools will be reassessing its use. Here are some key points to consider: ● Uncommon Schools has stopped using Slant in reaction to the Black Lives Matt

WHO

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If you think you can, or you can’t, you’re right! If you think it’s going to be one of those days, it quite possibly will be. Focus on your sweetest dreams instead. Do you believe they can come true? If you do, they could this week! Embrace the power

British Columbia History

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1. $1 CDN in 1934 converts to approximately $18 CDN in 2017 money. $60 ≈ $1,094. “Inflation Calculator,” Bank of Canada, accessed January 25, 2018, http://www.bankofcanada.ca/rates/related/inflation-calculator/. 2. The 1927-28 Gray Creek teacher Eliz

Weekend Argus Saturday

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MANY South Africans have turned a stormy 2020 in their favour, according to a recent online survey commissioned by Sanlam and completed by more than 5 000 people of all ages and walks of life. More than nine out of 10 (93%) respondents said they’d le

Chicago Tribune

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CHICAGO - My first encounter with the Chess Lady was in a classroom at Dewey Elementary in Englewood, where she cheerfully explained the Fibonacci sequence to a group of third-graders. (And to me. I hadn't a clue.) "Add the first two numbers to get t

Women's Health Australia

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We’d only met once, but let’s be real. Within a week, I’d found a news article applauding his work and his ex-girlfriend’s Facebook. And not because he told me the details, but because I was on a mission to find out everything I could about the new o

Tes

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As my son wobbled towards independent cycling, my hand gently pushing him on his way after hours of practice, I slowed down my breathless jogging and indulged in a small moment of pride. This was the wrong choice. What I should have done was maintain

Pretoria News Weekend

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DESPITE his eight distinctions and an average of 92.62%, Nalen Michael said he had a pretty restless and nervous night before exam results. Michael, who was a head boy at Southdowns College, said although he put in all his blood, sweat and tears in h

The Australian Women's Weekly

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Every second Tuesday afternoon, Toni Thomas eagerly heads off to her favourite place in the world, a local Learning Club. It’s here she volunteers to work with a group of young and eager kids who – thanks to a wide-ranging program from The Smith Fami

Outdoor Life

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outdoor life DECEMBER/JANUARY 2O18 EVERYONE HAS A LESSON to learn, but also to teach— and some are better than others at making curriculum stick. That’s the idea behind this roster of “teachers,” who are shaping how we think about our world. Their su

Tes

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In the past academic year, students at The Manchester College completed some 3,700 work placements, making up 20 per cent of the Department for Education’s national target for the entire sector. And the college – which is home to 15,000 learners, sup

Tes

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School is often the most predictable place a young person knows. They know when they have a maths lesson, they know what days they need their PE kit, they know what time break is. We often thrive when our lives are predictable. It allows us to imagin

Pretoria News Weekend

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MANY South Africans have turned a stormy 2020 in their favour, according to a recent online survey commissioned by Sanlam and completed by more than 5 000 people of all ages and walks of life. More than nine out of 10 (93%) respondents said they’d le

Tes

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Professor Becky Francis, chief executive of the Education Endowment Foundation: “Learning” refers to a lasting change in pupils’ capabilities or understanding. It is the development of a broad range of knowledge and skills, from the academic to the s

Woman's Day Magazine NZ

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With these strange, surreal times our kids are living through, we’re being told by the experts to keep up as much routine for them as possible. To keep the kids busy with books or household chores, or activities like board games, and keep their bodie

The Railway Magazine

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Years active at the SLNRM: 2015 to present Role: Senior Co-ordinator Previously a conservator for all of the Sierra Leone museums, Abu took over the role of co-ordinator from Mohamed Bangura (previously general manager of the works and the man respo

Pretoria News Weekend

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THE National Teachers’ Union (Natu) says that schools in many rural and township areas in KwaZulu-Natal, Eastern Cape and Limpopo are not sufficiently ready for the reopening of schools on Monday. Following a two-week delay from the initial reopening

Foxtel Magazine

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Scott Pape has endeared himself to millions around the world thanks to his straightforward, no-frills approach to financial education. But audiences got to see a different side to the man better known as the ‘Barefoot Investor’ when Road to Recovery

Autosport

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Motorsport UK’s talent pathway exists to enable drivers to follow in the footsteps of McLaren Formula 1 driver Lando Norris or World Rally winner Elfyn Evans, become the next Jamie Chadwick or navigate their way into the world of co-driving. The Moto

Business Traveller Asia-Pacific Edition

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AS BUSINESS TRAVELLER ASIA-PACIFIC enters its 14th year of association with the Chi Heng Foundation (CHF), we are proud that our efforts, and those of our many partners in the hotel and airline industries, are making a real difference to the lives of

Architecture Australia

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Built on the land of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation Carlton, Victoria Jury citation The Carlton Learning Precinct COLA (covered outdoor learning area) is an outstanding success story born out of perceptive and sensitive problem-solving. T

Tes

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In all the talk of the competing priorities when schools return to “normal”, behaviour hasn’t had much of a mention: academic “gaps” and pastoral reintegration have dominated most conversations, leaving how students might behave on their return as a

Saturday Star

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MANY South Africans have turned a stormy 2020 in their favour, according to a recent online survey commissioned by Sanlam and completed by more than 5 000 people of all ages and walks of life. More than nine out of 10 (93%) respondents said they’d le

220 Triathlon

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£12.99 Matt Fitzgerald’s guide to building mental fitness in sport and life couldn’t come at a better time. The book looks at how you perceive the challenges you face, and offers inspiration and tools to make the next great comeback your own. £14.9