Tag: inclusion

Can You Dig It graphics
Always a great pleasure to work with a group that I’ve admired – the Can You Dig It gardeners – bringing together all my passions for art, social justice, inclusion and gardening! From a visioning session facilitated by James Pratt, these graphics were used in the planning report that came out of a great day. Continue reading Can You Dig It graphics

Rhizomatic Learning: Cheating as Learning #rhizo14
Interesting to try to keep up with all the posts about this Week One idea of cheating as learning in this class on rhizomatic learning. So many perspectives. I related to one about the general discomfort around the idea of cheating, and then another person said why not call it “changing the rules” – but as I think it all through, at least from the perspective I’m taking, I think I like the idea of cheating as a conversation starter. I’ve been fascinated by Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari ideas about the “rhizomatic,” concepts they created to oppose what they called … Continue reading Rhizomatic Learning: Cheating as Learning #rhizo14