In 2016, I was at The School to give a talk at the annual teachers’
conference of the Krishnamurti schools. My talk was scheduled after the morning tea break. When I arrived, it was tea time.
I caught up with many people whom I had not seen in some time. The feelings were warm and affectionate. Th…
Working with Insights from Krishnamurti: Reflections of a ‘Rolling Stone’ Read Post »
We are aware of ourselves and act as individuals with distinct personalities.
The “Sameness” Curriculum Read Post »
The greatest challenge facing a science teacher (I have been one for more than a decade now) is this whole matter of the student’s intuition.
Science and Insight Read Post »
As a teacher who has spent over ten years teaching senior school students in those tumultuous years when they are growing up, facing the pressures of a performance-dominated society, I have time and again returned to the question of the place of the larger vision of education – of this whole concern with the art of living correctly – in my class.
Creating the Attention Classroom Read Post »
Mathematics, its teaching/learning has evoked wide discussion ever so often.
Fostering Mathematical Intelligence Read Post »
