By Kim Gillingham I am a person that knows very little. I believe that information is constantly changing, there is always room for improvement, and that my ideas will not necessarily match others. I’m open to “being wrong” and yet, I don’t like it. As an adult, I’m able to wrap my head around the
By Kim Gillingham For all you Duolingo fans out there you may have succumbed to the challenge of ensuring your streak is maintained. Admittedly, I did. I thought I was doing a great thing by encouraging my daughter to maintain her streak on Duolingo to ensure her daily language practise. In fact, I saw it
By Kim Gillingham Why Encourage Critical Thinking? It is important to understand that intelligence and critical thinking are not the same thing. Intelligence is the ability to learn and acquire knowledge and to form judgements based on reason and opinions. It’s affected by each persons mental processing power and ability to move information
By Kim Gillingham I will admit that I grew up in a time without the impact of social media. I remember my first phone that was no longer attached to the wall and the excitement of being able to move 10 feet from the phone dock. This experience is most likely true for many adults today
Quote Reference: “Creativity is intelligence having fun.” ~Albert Einstein Give it a try. It’s so much fun! Like Jada and Liam, many kids like to play football (soccer) but it’s not always possible to head outside to play. It may even be hard to find space outside. On those days however, you have no need
Book Passage: Zuri leant in again and slowly said, “Well, I’m glad to say that I don’t look like my brothers but I do look a bit like my mum. You don’t really look like yours.” I peered closer. That was true. I’m from China and Mum from England. I was adopted so my
