Speech to the 2014 Graduating Class, Emily Carr University
To think that we are a university of art and design! And, in being this unique and specialized place we are a rarity.
A New campus and a new future for Emily carr university
Yesterday, a historic announcement! The BC government will be contributing 113 million dollars to the construction of a new campus for Emily Carr.
Notes on Experience and the Tacit
Over the course of a year, I receive many proposals from consultants to talk to me about the services they have and how my organization will benefit from using their knowledge
The Transformation of Culture
In my previous post, I talked about the new world of writing that our culture is experimenting with in which conventional notions of texts, literacy and coherence are being replaced with multiples, many media used as much for experience as expression.
Dawson College Shootings
Today, the violence of our times hit home quite personally with a terrible shooting at Dawson College. The link in the previous sentence summarizes a personal view of this tragedy.
Breakfast Speech on Learning, May 6, 2006 (Emily Carr Graduation)
“Most people believe that it is education that will save us. But this bland, sweeping, and unexamined assertion reduces us into continuing to uncritically support and tinker with the current story of schooling . . .”
Transdisciplinary Thinking and Learning
I have been an educator, administrator, writer and creative artist for over thirty-five years. During that time, most of the disciplines with which I have been involved have changed.
Dilemmas of Learning and Teaching
In an essay written in 1982, Shoshana Felman described some paradoxical statements made by Socrates and Freud on education and learning. In the context of a discussion on pedagogy, they both talked at different times about the "radical impossibility of teaching."