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Literature, Laughter, and Learning episodes
- Learning Corner Part 1/2: AI: Artificial Intelligence and the 21st century educator
What is or should be the purpose of AI within the world of learning? And what is the role of the 21st century educator, as AI increases its presence in the learning environment?
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Interested in history? Consider listening to my other podcast as well:
Restless Times in History
17 min - Love to read: Kingmaker: Broken Faith by Toby Clements
A novel set during the medieval turmoil that was THE WARS OF THE ROSES
Interested in history? Consider listening to my other podcast as well:
Restless Times in History
8 min - FILM REVIEW: Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer, directed by Christopher Nolan tells the story, the triumph, and the tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer as he led the Manhattan Project and changed they way of war.
11 min - Love to read: Death in a White Tie by Ngaio Marsh
The lengths people will go to keep long forgotten truths from those they love - and those, they fear
A novel ny Ngaio Marsh
Previous book talk on another Ngaio Marsh novel:
Night at the Vulcan
7 min - Love to read: Shroud for a Nightingale by PD James
Author, PD James, conjures up a compelling atmosphere in a nursing school, which hides secrets and lies best kept from the keen eyes of Inspector Adam Dagliesh.
Adapted as a mini-series, this book is an excellent suspense novel.
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- Love to read: Company of Liars by Karen Maitland
"Plague has come to England. The lies you tell might be the death of you. Yet the truth might be even more dangerous."
An atmospheric historical thriller mystery set at the very onset of the 14th century calamity.
10 min - Love to read: Roma - A novel of ancient Rome by Steven Saylor
Steven Saylor's sprawling epic of Rome story covers the first 1000 years of the eternal city, from a trading village to the beginning of Empire...and Roma is brought to life as family dynasties are founded, flounder, and flourish. A modern saga.
Enjoy the lesser known stories, which brush up against epic history? Then consider listening to my history podcast: Restless Times in History
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10 min - Love to read: The Libertus Mysteries of Roman Britain by Rosemary Rowe
Are you acquainted with the compelling and well written historical novels by Rosemary Rowe, set in 2nd century Roman Britain?
If you are, enjoy this review - and if not - I invite you to this introduction of a series of novels which tell the adventures, triumphs and every day life of a former Celtic nobleman, now a pavement maker (and unwilling mystery-solver) in a city run by the Roman Empire
Enjoy the lesser known stories, which brush up against epic history? Then consider listening to my history podcast: Restless Times in History
10 min - Learning Corner: Needing a break when you don’t have time to pause
Many professionals experience a lack of time for breaks or pauses during the day, and end up exhausted after a busy day - only to repeat this the next day. In this episode, I explore the challenges of time in the workplace and the performance benefits of short breaks. A method of taking short breaks, which is viable in a busy workplace is presented.
Do you have good experiences with taking short breaks? Or do you have a suggestion for a future subject within the world of adult learning? If yes, please let me know:
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Enjoy the lesser known stories, which brush up against epic history? Then consider listening to my history podcast: Restless Times in History
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About Literature, Laughter, and Learning
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Is it possible to review a favourite book in 2 minutes - and give tips on teaching in 4 minutes? Absolutely. Join me, for laughs and learning as we sail the ocean of great books and wander the many…
worlds of teaching.