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A colleague of mine, Dania, recently shared a thoughtful reflection about teacher exhaustion, and it resonated deeply with me. We expect teachers to be endlessly patient, creative, enthusiastic, adaptable and available. We ask them to plan excellent lessons, manage challenging and often inappropriate behaviour, respond to parents, attend meetings, complete

I certainly understand why it is much easier to say “no” when you are not face-to-face with someone. In fact, a few years ago, I created and memorised the following response: “Thank you for the invitation to blah blah. I am genuinely grateful to have received it. However,

Imagine writing a book with an invisible pen. Every evening, after a long and busy day, you sit down and write a few pages. When you finish, you close the book and go to bed. The following day, you open it again and continue where you left off. You cannot

If yes, it sounds alarming and perhaps dangerous that we are trying to replicate God and create a(nother) form of AI. This endeavour may raise fundamental questions about our survival and ethics. What if God is, in fact, another more sophisticated form of intelligence that created humans as their

So, what is life?? Is it happiness? Is it freedom? Is it travelling? Is it love? Is it a partnership? Is it fellowship? Is it ‘outstanding accomplishments’? Is it pothos? (Beautiful Greek word totally deserving some research on its meaning) Is it money? Is it solidarity? Is it all the

Thoughts, stories and ideas.

Thoughts, stories and ideas.

Thoughts, stories and ideas.

Thoughts, stories and ideas.