...the antidote is to take a few risks...

“First hand experience is perhaps the most important foundation stone in discovering who you really are, and what you might become. Without huge dollops of it, encouraged and nurtured, but rarely directed, we can never become more than the sum of other peoples lives, experienced at second hand…the antidote is to take a few risks, and let the mud squidge through your toes from time to time.”(Tim Smit)

Tuesday 15 January 2013

Bhutan puts sustainability on the curriculum. Annie Kelly.

Bhutan puts sustainability on the curriculum – in pictures Bhutan's new approach to education incorporates the principles of its index to measure prosperity through Gross National Happiness into the curriculum. Its green schools initiative aims to teach children about environmental conservation and sustainable living, although reaching schools in more remote regions takes more time.

 Annie Kelly guardian.co.uk, Wednesday 2 January 2013 10.02 GMT

Click on this link to read and view Annie Kelly's report: Short link for this page: http://gu.com/p/3ce8t
 
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