I capture traces of my learning, because I believe they are worthy of being studied, critiqued, and expanded upon. What I say here is a landmark in time; not meant to be a destination. Rather, this knowledge is meant to be interpreted within the context discussed, and to support reflective practice, collaborative inquiry, and educator research.

I aim to cultivate a parallel practice of playfulness by “going public” with experimental ideas to seek feedback, to embrace questioning and being questioned, to practice sharing (knowledge), and to play with new ideas. Much of what I share is in a light-hearted spirit of saying “yes” to what is offered my way, and responding as best I can with a playful intention.

I desire to be guided by questions more than answers; by uncertainty more than solutions; by limerence more than destinations; and by the in-between more than the outcome. I am nurturing a process for designing powerful, magical questions to sustain lifelong inquiry. 

I take up longitudinal inquiries across a wide range of concepts, dispositions, and ideas. What I share is meant to be generative, to activate possibility and life itself by provoking, expanding, and spiralling back to that which is most compelling within a pursuit.

Questions are my compass, over compliance, normalcy, or acceptance.

 I do not rush teaching or learning processes, tasks, or people

I construct generative offerings of material – new and old.

I make knowledge accessible in the spirit of mutual flourishing.

I do not exploit, and I aim to align impact with explicit intent.