(Note to my mother: this post is not for you. We all know you don’t like to cook; I will gladly do it for you. ) Culinate (one of the food sites / blogs that I follow) posted this article: A child’s place is in the kitchen – how cooking advances learning I contend that [...]
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To Learn To Cook – Or – To Cook To Learn?
Posted in Adult Learners, Cooking, Learning, Toddlers, tagged adultlearners, Cooking, Learning, Toddlers on September 15, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Vacations To Learn By
Posted in Cooking, Experience, Food, Learning, Reflection, Stress Relief, Toddlers, Work, tagged Cooking, Learning, Life, reflection, Toddlers, vacation on August 16, 2010 | 3 Comments »
Around these parts, Summer term is coming to a close (next week!) and Fall term is about a month away. While my work doesn’t end when the term ends (in fact, it usually gets a bit busier), it seems like a good time to take some time off and time away from the office. It’s [...]
On Writing: The Risk of Recipes
Posted in Cooking, Writing, tagged Cooking, Learning, Writing on March 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I have come up with some ideas about writing that are based on my experience learning to cook. I share a few of these here – food for thought, if you will. I feel a recipe is only a theme, which an intelligent cook can play each time with a variation. ~Madam Benoit As I [...]
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