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Author: Carmine Rodi Falanga
In today’s fast-paced work environment, there’s a relentless drive to increase productivity, meet tight deadlines, and achieve work and life goals.
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Emotions. Messy, ravishing, and rich. From heartbreak to the heights of ecstasy, what are emotions really and what purpose do they serve?
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Photography is a wonderful way to both explore the world and oneself, what it means to be human on planet Earth.
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Author: Mafalda Morganti
In the journey of human existence, there are two profound aspects that intertwine to shape our experiences: self-discovery and interpersonal relationships.
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Author: Carmine Rodi Falanga
We’ve all heard the saying, “Laughter is the best medicine.” While it might be a cliché, there’s a good deal of truth to it.
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Author: Mark E. Taylor
When working with young people it was NOT our role to be “Know-alls” (or “Besserwisser”), rather to be “Better questioners” (or “Besserfragensteller”) in our attempts to support them in their learning and development
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Once upon a time rites of passage were a very important component of culture, an aspect that was present in pretty much all human communities across the globe.
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Did it ever happen to you to simply have a walk in the woods or a countryside trail, and all of a sudden had a surge of wellbeing crossing your body and mind, and many of the challenges and issues you were facing at the time did not seem that great and impactful?
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Author: MarCus Vrecer
In the context of youth work and education, the terms “debriefing,” “reflection,” “assessment,” and “evaluation” are often used to describe processes that help individuals and groups learn from experiences, and draw consequences, for example, to improve future performance and behaviour.
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Often when I came across young people participating in training courses and other educational activities I have often asked a simple question “do you belong to a community?”