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With success there’s always more to measure

Posted on August 27, 2011 by teachingteacher

Comments from friends responding to my blog about my humbling climbing experience the other weekend have compelled me to write a follow-up entry. Last week, I wrote about how my awesome friend Tom and I had to back off a … Continue reading →

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Life is a lesson in adventure, not a guilt trip

Posted on August 23, 2011 by teachingteacher

I’ve always considered myself a lifelong adventurer. Not a hardcore adventurer, but an adventurer nonetheless. Indeed, after graduating university, most of my friends started searching for “real jobs” while I worked as a landscape gardener so I could travel the … Continue reading →

Posted in Reflective Practice | Tagged adult education, adult learning, antigonish, cannon mountain, frank armstrong, kingston, lead climbing, m.ad.ed., maded, masters of adult education, new hampshire, reflective practice, rock climbing, self-reflection, st. francis xavier, st. francis xavier university, stfx, teachingteacher, whitney-gilman ridge | 3 Comments

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With success there’s always more to measure

Life is a lesson in adventure, not a guilt trip

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