Comments on: Children say the funniest things: Or Sustained Shared Thinking Part 1. With help from Stevie Wonder, Talking Heads and a tin of evaporated milk! /2016/03/children-say-the-funniest-things-or-sustained-shared-thinking-part-1-with-help-from-stevie-wonder-talking-heads-and-a-tin-of-evaporated-milk/ Supporting children's language, communication and learning Tue, 15 Mar 2016 23:28:53 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.3 By: Michael Jones /2016/03/children-say-the-funniest-things-or-sustained-shared-thinking-part-1-with-help-from-stevie-wonder-talking-heads-and-a-tin-of-evaporated-milk/#comment-8128 Tue, 15 Mar 2016 23:28:53 +0000 /?p=1613#comment-8128 Brilliant! For me it was probably Crosby stills Nash and Young at Wembley in ’74, or The Police and Dr Feelgood at the Bullring in Barcelona in 1980, or Bowie as Alladin Sane in Glasgow in 72.

]]> By: simon marley /2016/03/children-say-the-funniest-things-or-sustained-shared-thinking-part-1-with-help-from-stevie-wonder-talking-heads-and-a-tin-of-evaporated-milk/#comment-8127 Tue, 15 Mar 2016 18:03:08 +0000 /?p=1613#comment-8127 Thanks Michael.

On one occasion I took a child too seriously when he came up to me looking quite distressed in class.
I said, ‘What’s the problem?’
He said, ‘It’s my cartilage.’
Showing a lot of concern, I said, ‘Sit down, you must rest it.’
He looked puzzled but not as much as I looked when he lifted up his ink stained hands.
‘It broke,’ he said ‘and went all over my hands.’

Great Talking Heads video – probably the best band I ever saw in concert.

Take care.

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