3-2-1 TUESDAYS WITH MS NIV

Issue #  24  /  December 22, 2020

When you look for it, you will find it. Joy. How do you know where to find Joy? It is the season for it and yet it is the year of the pandemic. Well, there is hope around the corner but even as we look out for hope, we might find joy lurking around us, find out how with Ingrid’s talk – Aesthetics of Joy – in this week’s newsletter. Have you subscribed yet? Just enter your email id here.

Three Images For The Week

For Teachers, parents and students. The holy trinity of education.

Merry Christmas Around the World Cards | Christmas teaching, Holidays around  the world, Christmas classroom
Christmas around the world - English ESL Worksheets for distance learning  and physical classrooms

Christmas Party Bingo Game 30 Cards Christmas Holiday Bingo | Etsy

Two Thoughts For The Week

“Then the Grinch thought of something he hadn’t before! What if Christmas, he thought, doesn’t come from a store. What if Christmas…perhaps…means a little bit more!”
― Dr. Seuss, How the Grinch Stole Christmas!

“How many observe Christ’s birthday! How few, His precepts!”
― Benjamin Franklin

One Video For The Week

Cherry blossoms and rainbows, bubbles and googly eyes: Why do some things seem to create such universal joy? In this captivating talk, Ingrid Fetell Lee reveals the surprisingly tangible roots of joy and shows how we all can find — and create — more of it in the world around us.

Ingrid Fetell Lee has devoted ten years to answering the question: “How do tangible things create intangible joy?” Drawing on research from the fields of neuroscience and psychology, her book, Joyful, and her website “The Aesthetics of Joy” explore the powerful connection between our surroundings and our emotions, and empower people to find more joy in daily life through design. 

 Joyful, her first book, was selected as a Next Big Idea Club pick and named a best book of 2018 by Real Simple, Elle, and Inc.

Teaching During the Pandemic Survey

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  This pandemic has impacted our lives in many ways, often immeasurable! One group that would see a long-lasting impact of this abrupt interruption to our lives is the school-aged children and their teachers! We are ReReeti Foundation for the Museums want to reach out to school teachers to understand how we can support them during this time. Teachers, please fill this short survey to help us help you! https://forms.gle/qfA1bmmqYWjSupjX6    

Showcase: Got your Christmas gift  sorted yet? Here’s a great one. Check this out.

KKiddin Christmas

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I have been a research scientist, a journalist and an educator for over 3 decades. I read and I write.  With this weekly newsletter, I intend to share what I read, learn and experience while I engage with students, parents and teams of teachers across K-12 schools, higher education institutions and ed-tech organisations.

3-2-1 Tuesdays with Ms Niv  is a newsletter for you to subscribe and enjoy your learning journey with me. This week, it consists of:  3 images, 2 thoughts and 1 video.

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And Finally….

Calvin and Hobbes makes sense of quarantine life, 25 years later - Polygon

“CALVIN:
This whole Santa Claus thing just doesn’t make sense. Why all the secrecy? Why all the mystery?
If the guy exists why doesn’t he ever show himself and prove it?
And if he doesn’t exist what’s the meaning of all this?
HOBBES:
I dunno. Isn’t this a religious holiday?
CALVIN:
Yeah, but actually, I’ve got the same questions about God.”
― Bill Watterson

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