Speak out. Listen. A radical must do both…
I was first introduced to Paulo Freire by my wife, who asked me to create some illustrations for her PGCE presentation. It influenced what I now call conversational thinkery – articulating something with a person’s bias thrown in, giving you clues as to what the articulation might look like.
I’m now trying to permeate the text of Radical Pedagogy itself, with my slow-reading eyes and picture-oriented brain…
Back in the old days of social media, h/t was a thing. (I remember having…
I think in the early days of thinking about open credentialing, I got fixated on…
I was listening to a politics podcast at the beginning of last week (weren't we…
Hidden in conversation are a whole host of metaphors, which are pictorial clues to the…
What creates the spark behind an illustration? There's nothing I love better than playing idea…