An interview with the director educator and researcher Per from Sweden.

A well known Mauritian Flute player named Bimal describes the soul of music and the source of inspiration for many musicians.

An interview with 2 Holistic Education Teachers.

Using imagery to teach emotional intelligence

Insights on the levels of Inclusion

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Rajan leads exceedingly interesting life. He is in his 80s, and has been living as a traveling artist photographer teacher as well as doctor. Most recently he starred in the film acting as Gandhi. He’s presently in Mauritius spending his time doing art as well as relaxing. I had a great interview with him to learn more about his experiences in India as well as abroad.

Teachers, professors and researchers from South Africa, Mauritius, India and the French island of Reunion met together for a symposium oninclusive education. Here within this podcast lies various insights that they shared during their presentations.

Howard shared his experiences teaching in Togo in West Africa, as well as studying and working in Mexico. Howard is a truly Holstic teacher with wonderful projects and as well as a really engaging and inspiring personality.

In this podcast Annabelle describes her life in Montenegro and I describe mine in Mauritius. We also share our favorite strategies for teaching. We both work in training pre-primary and primary teachers. Annabelle has a wonderful foundation in the psychological and intellectual stages of development for children. So her classes have this focus of giving teachers the theoretical and practical framework for teaching English. She’s also very passionate about mindfulness as I am and we have both even done research studies on this topic. We also discussed the work-life flow balance.