In this episode of the Inner Teacher Podcast, Joanne Ma, early childhood development researcher and teacher at Stanford shares the importance of play and how it can be the equalizer that brings people together.
We discuss:
-Creating quality playgrounds
-The value of play
-Creating spaces for freedom
-How play can dissolve barriers between people
-The importance of non-gendered toys
-Involvement vs Interruption & play as a process for learning
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In this episode of the Inner Teacher Podcast, Joanne Ma, early childhood development researcher and teacher at Stanford shares the importance of play and how it can be the equalizer that brings people together.
We discuss:
-Creating quality playgrounds
-The value of play
-Creating spaces for freedom
-How play can dissolve barriers between people
-The importance of non-gendered toys
-Involvement vs Interruption & play as a process for learning
002. The Future Of Artistic Global Education - Jonathan Miron & Phillip Sheegog
Inner Teacher Podcast
22 minutes 42 seconds
5 years ago
002. The Future Of Artistic Global Education - Jonathan Miron & Phillip Sheegog
In this episode of the Inner Teacher Podcast, Jonathan Miron & Phillip Sheegog, composers, musicians, and entrepreneurs discuss their journey to creating their business, Global Perspectives, which aims to diversify cultural influence within creative education and performance spaces.
We discuss:
-How cultural diversity can enhance education
-The relevance of global perspectives for our culture
-How we can relate to other societies
-Cultural expectations around success
-Widening our artistic landscapes
-How increasing our artistic range can help us get more opportunity
-The intention of higher education
-Education that brings diversity & much more
Inner Teacher Podcast
In this episode of the Inner Teacher Podcast, Joanne Ma, early childhood development researcher and teacher at Stanford shares the importance of play and how it can be the equalizer that brings people together.
We discuss:
-Creating quality playgrounds
-The value of play
-Creating spaces for freedom
-How play can dissolve barriers between people
-The importance of non-gendered toys
-Involvement vs Interruption & play as a process for learning
