Into the Woods: Day Six
The final day of the first block of Forest School training. Wind, theory, nature connection, one last sit spot, and the strange feeling of having known a group of people for years after just two weeks.
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A .NET developer and CTO's honest account of going from AI sceptic to AI-first development. The wins, the failures, and everything in between.
The final day of the first block of Forest School training. Wind, theory, nature connection, one last sit spot, and the strange feeling of having known a group of people for years after just two weeks.
Read more →Day five of Forest School training. My brain arrived firing on every cylinder plus a few extra ones it borrowed from somewhere. Den building, chilli cooked on the fire, and a deadwood fence brought me back down.
Read more →Day four of Forest School training. I presented on Fröbel while being filmed, played Hostage in the woods, made land art, and whittled tiny mushrooms during free play. The comfort zone is slowly rebuilding.
Read more →Day three of Forest School training. I mimed being a tap, almost dropped a tree on my group, made my first mallet, and discovered that sitting in silence is the hardest thing I've done all week.
Read more →Day two of Forest School training. Knives, fire, damper bread, a tippy tap made from string and a milk bottle, and a history lesson that nearly broke me. I am Paul Pinecone.
Read more →Day one of Forest School Leader training. Rope is apparently in the top five play equipment internationally, I hid behind a log like a child, and I got a stone from a river that felt like my toes.
Read more →A developer who spends his life staring at screens has signed up for Forest School Leader training. The intro call involved sharing what's in your head and your heart. I managed one out of two.
Read more →If you're on a similar AI journey or want to discuss what I've learned, get in touch.
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