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Honor Your Playfulness

02 Sep Honor Your Playfulness

Posted at 14:49h in Play, Speaking Engagements, What's New by

I’m “honored” to be giving the keynote at the 2016 North Carolina Honors Association (NCHA) Conference on October 7th. The two-day event is hosted by Lloyd International Honors College on the campus of The University of North Carolina at Greensboro. This year’s theme is “Innovations in Pedagogy, Research, and Learning: Using Play, Performance, and Improvisation” and I’m titling my presentation, “Honor Your Playfulness.”

 

 

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  • Ivan
    Posted at 19:39h, 08 September

    Sounds v interesting! Please tweet when the conference schedule comes out.

    Thanks

    Ivan (@ilyenkov_et_al)

  • Warren Liebesman
    Posted at 02:28h, 07 September

    Wonderful invite! Wish I could be there….

  • Philip J. Malebranche
    Posted at 17:52h, 06 September

    Playfulness brings joy. Joy is a basic part of our humanness, and it is a Divine trait; but there are some who denigrate joy and seek to eliminate it. The spark of learning and, with it, joy, is dimmed when the adversaries of education and life act. Playfulness can be progress, but progress moves against those who prefer domination. The road collision that severely injured a comedian, recently, may be considered an example of the effort to mitigate joy. The tension is still ongoing.

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