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  Rhizomatic Learning   –  I Care If You Listen.  Curious & Curiouser,  Still,  A Classic Love of Learning  From The Vaults,  Initially #LAK11 #change11 #PLANETEAM #NSWDET  By Dave Cormier circa 2008 It’s my week at  #change11 . My topic? Rhizomatic Learning. Rhizomatic learning is a way of thinking about learning based on ideas described by Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari in  a thousand plateaus . A rhizome, sometimes called a creeping rootstalk, is a stem of a plant that sends out roots and shoots as it spreads. It is an image used by D&G to describe the way that ideas are multiple, interconnected and self-relicating. A rhizome has no beginning or end… like the learning process. I wrote my first article on the topic  ‘rhizomatic education: community as curriculum’ in an article I wrote in 2008 . I’ve been talking about rhizomes and learning for about five years now. I have spent the better part of the last three mon...

      Crazy  once i lost my mind, stop making sense sweet child of mine Good people everywhere If that is what you choose to see?   take me to the river talking heads work king in a coal mine light hearted light worker light me up I'm On Fire, got a freight train running through the Middle of My Head,  spring stein? spring time? come on Baby Light My Fire, Eye A Door  Purple Reign, Pink Madonna Rolling Stoned, Classic No Words, Symphonic Harmony Attuned Writhing Crescendos Beats Haven? Chopin? Mozart? More Art?  Knock on Wood, Beatles Cohen Bernstein,  One Step Beyond, IS  Madness, The Clash and The Cure and Red Read Whine  UB40 Blondie, Master's Apprentices, Bleached Buoys?  Elvis and The Pelvis Buddies? Hollies?  DEVO come on devastate me Johnny Cash & The  Flower, Pot, Men why so SIRI ass? Lighten TF up Florence Medici  Machines and Machinations,  and Shake It Out, The Dawg Daze Are Over.  Twist ...

Bauhaus in 7 minutes: Revolutionary #design movement explained. For many artists, architects, and historians, the #Bauhaus is a symbol of #modernism and artistic ingenuity. However, to the vast majority of people, the Bauhaus seems like a rather peculiar and short-lived German… pic.twitter.com/UzduMHmS6i — Bauhaus Movement (@BauhausMovement) September 22, 2024

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Home Town Harbour Home. Tall Buildings, Super Bridges and Mighty Fine Musical Sails Happy Birthday Opera House. Let Your Light Shine "Be as simple as you can be; you will be astonished to see how uncomplicated and happy your life will become."  Paramahansa Yogananda ONE SONG ON BENNELONG POINT Her Lyric song,  light like liquid, an endless echo,  One chorused line.  One Great Dane white topped and tales a bliss  creation, Jørn Utzon arrvived and  bore his  wedded home. A grace full sail,  a kinder sea,  One Opera Home  far More than House, now creates and takes  her well earned encore. This Grace Full Minx simply stands erect  as Ferries Parade Her Daily Doors. And with what response?  She Ms Big Oh,  merely flicks her lids  and smiles broad broad and takes up her right full  harboured  space. This Vision of Beauty  I Saw From Oz Square On Opening Day in '73 I Still See, I Still Admire, I Still ...

"Even when nothing is happening, something is happening.   This is a difficult fact for the human animal to fathom — especially for us modern sapiens, who so ardently worship at the altar of productivity and so readily mistake busyness for effectiveness, for propulsion toward progress. Silence is a form of speech, Susan Sontag wrote , “and an element in a dialogue.” Stillness is a form of action and an element in advancement, in evolution, in all forward motion" ~ Maria Popova via "Brainpickings" Read the full article here  "There are certain epochs in which the changes that take place in the social and political constitution of nations are so slow and imperceptible that [people] imagine they have reached a final state; and the human mind, believing itself to be firmly based upon sure foundations, does not extend its researches beyond a certain horizon."   by Alexis de Tocqueville (July 29, 1805–April 16, 1859) from his 1835 classic De...