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about us...
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Ahead of the curve. Finger on pulse. Sensitive. Fun. Responsible. Thoughtful. Clear.
Lucy Neal OBE, Co Chair Transition Town Tooting and initiator of Taking Up Space Cultural Leadership Programme network on Lifeworlds Learning facilitation and support to Taking Up Space, Oct 2010 - Feb 2011
Excellent activities, engagement, and enjoyment has supported students' learning. I developed better relationships with other staff/departments and students, plus deeper knowledge of activities and sustainability.
Teacher, Queen Elizabeth School, Ashbourne on Lifeworlds Learning yr 7 & 8 enrichment day projects, July 2010
I've suggested to the BEd Programme Leader, the Asst Head of School of Education and other final year tutors that we explore other opportunities to 'use' you in our programmes as I firmly believe in the importance of your input, and know from first hand how engaging you make the material.
Claire Scott, Senior lecturer, Initial Teacher Education, University of Derby on Lifeworlds input to BEd course, Dec 2010
Well done for your fabulous chairing of a robust group yesterday! Not easy to have that amazing concentration of strong characters, with no-one backward in coming forward with what they think! I'm completely satisifed with yesterday's meeting.
GLCC Project Manager on Lifeworlds chairing and facilitating a national meeting for the OSDE community, Jan 2011.
Just to say a huge thank you for all your hard work. From my perspective I'm delighted that you have been the ones to be driving and shaping the network and I hope we can live up to ethos, principles and professionalism that have marked the work in your capable hands.
Judy Clark, Network Manager, National Literacy Trust Leaders Network on Lifeworlds visioning and development of a new national literacy network for the NLT, May 2011.
Thanks for the latest MELA newsletter - some useful info and links. It lead me to watch your recommendation of the Chimamanda Adichie: The danger of a single story TED talk - great link! Thanks for that. Came across it at just the right time as we ran a course yesterday about bringing global issues into the classroom through literacy - we used part of the film and it was really well received by the teachers. Thanks!
Paul Green, Regional Project Manager, One World Network North East
As reflective practitioners we carefully monitor and evaluate our work, inviting comments from all those we work with.
Here we share a selection of comments from previous clients and partners.
Most recent comments:
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"it was such a positive and productive experience working with you. You are a hit with the team - that's a real testament to your skill and the genuine regard you show for those you work with."
Gill Allbutt, Humanitarian Education Development Officer, British Red Cross on facilitation of 2-day session for Learning Outcomes Working Group in Glasgow, July 2011
"We've had some great feedback from the staff and children, so thank you once again for your time and the work that you have done- the children were buzzing about it and have got so much from the week as a whole, and they really enjoyed your input."
Rachel Wilson, Extended Services Manager at St. Mary's Catholic Primary School, Norton, Stoke-on-Trent on support for Community Cohesion Week, June 2011.
"Thank you so much for all you and Rosie did to make the Kerala trip so productive and enjoyable. Both of you demonstrated a high level of management/ leadership skills by enabling and supporting our learning process effectively without dominating or defining it for us."
Sheila Tucker, Global Thinking on participation in Lifeworlds Study Visit Project What i s Learning For? 2011-12, November 2011.
"Thank you for all your hard work. Now that we've been through the process, i'd love to have another bash at doing another project - just need to get my head together and think about what topic would suit best. Thanks also to Rosie. It was great for the children to get the chance to meet real life authors. We've got some keen press packers chomping at the bit to write their own material now."
Julie Kavanagh, Hodnet Primary School, Shropshire on delivery of Build-a-Book day with year 5 and 6 pupils, November 2011.
"Many thanks for your workshop - which certainly caught the attention of participants, several of whom mentioned it as a high point of the conference"
Ben Ballin, Tide~ global learning on Lifeworlds 'Time2Think' workshop at "A world fit to grow up in? Primary Global Learning" - a national conference by Tide~ and Cambridge Primary Review Network, Birmingam, November 2011.