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March 26, 2013

Teachers matters so much

March 26, 2013/ Mary-Rose MacColl

​I don’t know why schools don’t collect student feedback as a matter of course. Perhaps it’s because we tend to think of children as empty vessels we can fill with beliefs and facts. But they’re not empty vessels. They have opinions, and they know when they’re happily learning, and when they’re not.

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March 26, 2013

Sweet

March 26, 2013/ Mary-Rose MacColl

​So a calorie isn’t a calorie, according to Lustig. And if you think you’re okay with an alternative sweetener, honey and agave are full of it. We’re completely fructosed.

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March 26, 2013/ Mary-Rose MacColl/
food, diet, sugar
March 10, 2013

Toy guns r us

March 10, 2013/ Mary-Rose MacColl
Toy guns r us

As a parent though, I didn’t like toy guns which meant… well, I wasn’t sure what they meant, other than vague thoughts of stereotypes and violence. I mistrusted guns in the same way I mistrusted Barbie.

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March 10, 2013/ Mary-Rose MacColl/
children, education, toys, lego, good-enough mothering
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