Literature, Laughter, and Learning

REVIEW House of the Dragon, Ep 7- Driftmark

SPOILER REVIEW
In Westeros, truth is a double-edged sword 
A spoiler talk about House of the Dragon, Episode 7
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Love to read: Persuasion by Jane Austen (re-upload, improved sound)

The delightful, amusing, and sometimes heartbreaking story of Miss Anne Elliot, written with the unique wit and sharp pen of Jane Austen.

Love to read: No 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency by Alexander McCall Smith

Mma Ramotswe is the no 1 ladies' detective in Botswana - well, in truth she the only lady detective in Botswana, but she will solve your mystery while driving her white van, and leave you with words of wisdom while drinking bush tea!
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Learning Corner: Best Way to End an Educational Course

How can educators get valuable feedback and evaluation from adult learners?
Here are 3 scenarios for evaluation
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Love to read: Night at the Vulcan. An Inspector Alleyn Mystery

A historical mystery by author Ngaio Marsh, set in a theatre brimming with jealousy, rivalry, and secrets - old and new.

Love to read: The Hound of the Baskervilles. A Sherlock Holmes Mystery

Love to read: 3 Great Books, 3 Great Listeners

3 books, 3 great listeners from A Song of Ice and Fire, The Alchemist, and Three Pines!

Learning Corner: Part 2/2 of The Art of Listening

Part 2 of the Art of Listening
WHAT is integral to the art of listening? HOW can we help ourselves listen even better?
WHY is the art of listening important?
 - For Part 1 in The Art of Listening:
https://readingandlearning.podbean.com/e/learning-corner-part-1-the-art-of-listening/
 
 
 

Love to read: The Murder at the Vicarage, by Agatha Christie

Suspects everywhere, unreliable witnesses, and and an elderly village lady who sees throught it all: Introducing Miss Jane Marple!to 
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Love to read: Heresy, by SJ Parris

1576: Giordano Bruono, a man of explosive ideas, is on the run from the inquistion and finds himself in deadly peril in the dark halls of Oxford University, as he uncovers a plot that might bring Tudor England to its knees and threaten the life of Queen Elizabeth I.  
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