Point-Counterpoint: Choosing NOT to Provide Examples
I learned from the master, and I can't say I entirely disagree
Kyle M Oliver
Point-Counterpoint: Providing Examples with Creative Prompts
A peek into an ongoing advisor-advisee conversation
GC Dispatches, Pt. 2 – Co-Creating Community
Plus a free slogan to croak in your Yoda voice
GC Dispatches, Pt. 1 – An AI Question
My quick answer to a dinnertime inquiry
Practice (+ Humility) Makes Progress (?)
When we're not experts, best to own it
Practice (+ Context) Makes Perfect
Helping your brain make dense, relevant connections
Taking the Show on the Road
Join us at General Convention on Saturday (6/22) at 1 Eastern
Survey Says ...
A few notes on your fantastic feedback
Friday Feedback: Very brief reader survey
I hope you enjoyed my first dip into the play literature. Much more of that to come. But for today's post, I'd like to try to get a little feedback from y'all. I had a conversation with a subscriber earlier in the week whose
PLAY-Book: Play histories and 'the big question'
One of the things I appreciate about Brown's methodology is the qualitative, almost ethnographic nature of the play histories from which he often shares emblematic examples. He'll frequently tell the story of a famous scientist, or an anonymous patient or colleague, and the ways that their
PLAY-Book: An interlude about surfing
Note: This is a reflection I wrote in 2019 about how God changed my life through surfing. Needless to say, the meaning of that experience has continued to open up for me as I've gotten more interested in the power of play as it relates to formation. Enjoy!
PLAY-Book: Warning, stage theory ahead!
If you've studied education / formation, psychology, practical theology, or an untold number of other fields, there's a good chance you've encountered some stage theories. In my little corner of the church and academy, perhaps the most in/famous is James Fowler's Stages