HI all!
I am posting the below event announcement (Chechen children's art
exhibit in Berne, Switzerland) on behalf of a very good Russian friend and
colleague, Natasha Nelidova. I have volunteered with the small
Moscow-based women's refugee NGO that she runs. It works primarily
with Chechnya. This
In a message dated 6/5/05 3:53:14 AM, ra...@bk.ru writes:
>
> Turns out education comes from the latin "educere": to lead out. I
> have no qualms with leading out.
>
> Raffi
>
Raffi:
Indeed, 'educare' can mean that. I've also heard it translated as "to bring
forth", the implication being to br
Paul,
Thank you for this clarification. This was really helpful. I hope you
too can make it to Heavenfax. I hope I can. I can't promise that I
won't be off-putting, though!
I have been thinking much recently about whether training is
appropriate at all. If OST is an invitation to be more "conscio
Dear friends and colleagues,
I need your help. A professional association of trainers and
consultants I belong to is going
through a challenging period and different members have off and on our
professional electronic list have felt that the upcoming (next week) annual
conference will be a make or
Hello Joelle!
Thanks for your comments and valuable advise. I do realize that OS
will be surprinsingly new to everybody in the gathering (mainly for
the stakeholders/conveners). I was thinking about how to respond to
these people's request about presentations, printed material and
handouts and you
On Fri, 27 May 2005 06:31:09 -0600, Masud Sheikh
wrote:
>Where another sees the "whole system", I see a "holed system"
>Together, we may be able see the simplicity at the other side of
>complexity.
>Masud
>
While Doug Germann was kind enough to say that the above words were
profound, something I
