Socrates: A Warning Against Complacency
The inspiration for this article was a passing conversation with a friend about the importance of history. She was fascinated by the...
The inspiration for this article was a passing conversation with a friend about the importance of history. She was fascinated by the...
I came across an article the other day that queried the relevance of degrees in the modern job market. This annoyed me for two main...
About a year ago a good friend of mine, ancient philosophy scholar, Nicholas Denyer (Trinity College, Cambridge) shared the following...
‘Thinking is Difficult, that's why most people judge.’ Seeing this quotation from Karl Jung on LinkedIn a couple of days ago (the time...
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/gavinmccormack_teachers-teacher-project-activity-6875905467059724288-iO-v When Gavin MacCormack posted...
Recently, I have seen the term skill-based curriculum a lot. But what does it mean? I found various definitions in my search, but...
Einstein and the ancients might initially seem like an odd juxtaposition, science legend Einstein and thinkers of the ancient world....
Do we actually knowingly do wrong? Joking about Cadbury’s mini eggs aside (but my goodness, aren’t they good?), it is almost a reflex...
- Know Thyself: Sententia Cotidiana XXI The question of today’s ‘thought’ is what this phrase really means. Scrolling through a few...
Although rather embarrassing to admit now, the story of Jason and the Argonauts, played out on screen amidst the monsters of the great...