Blog of Susannah Quinsee about life, work, parenthood and play
Childcare is something dear to my heart – and dear to my wallet as it is to most other parents as was the subject of this seminar held by the Global Institute for Women’s leadership. They have published a collection Continue reading Webinar: Childcare in crisis: how do we fix a broken system?
Lockdown II: The Return (as I am calling it although I notice that all the cool kids call it Lockdown 2.0, oh well), coincided almost with the beginning of November and I had two biggest projects or shall we say Continue reading Reflections on November: writing target and poems
Decided that doing a Friday round-up is confusing me as I keep missing out weekends and given that I seem now to always blog on a Monday that actually doing a Monday round-up would be much better, so that is Continue reading Monday round-up: 26th October
Recently, I was contacted by the Women Writers Project with regards to a piece I wrote about one of the women writers I studied for my PhD; Margaret Cavendish. I had written a short introduction many moons ago whilst as Continue reading Trip down memory lane … and finding relevance for today
I haven’t done one of these since August and am trying to resist the feeling of doing them ALL since then. As this is rather futile. Maybe I will go back and do a few but…. This week was the Continue reading Friday round-up: 2nd October
After a very long week, with many moving work parts and feel exhausted by lots of things that were going on, I was minded many times, particularly by my children in the power of simplicity. And I was also drawn Continue reading Simplicity
I have decided to relaunch my blog. This has been on my “to do” list for a while. For the last couple of years, as part of my SEDA annual CPD, I had an intention to rethink my social media Continue reading A new day, a new blog
So on Tuesday night I actually went OUT. With a friend. On a school night. SO exciting. And what I went to was even more exciting as it was run by the School of Life as part of their Heroes Continue reading Thinking about feminism and making a difference
Last week I was part of a panel presentation session at the HE Expo with Fiona Strawbridge, UCL and Phil Tubman, University of Lancaster. Our brief was to talk about how technology could be used to improve student learning. Even Continue reading Improving student learning: it’s not about technology
Published this on our Educational Vignettes blog so thought I would add it here…. Bit of self promotion, so excuse me for that, but I thought people might be interested in this piece by Patsy Cullen on HEA/LFHE Changing the Continue reading Messy change