Michael Reiss

2 months ago | tandfonline.com | Michael Reiss |Richard Sheldrake |Wilton Lodge

ABSTRACTBackground Investigative research projects in science are a form of practical work in which students have considerable control in respect of the question(s) they address and the ways in which they undertake their work. It has been argued that such projects give students insights into how scientists work and are therefore more authentic than much of the practical work typically undertaken in school science.

2 months ago | justluxe.com | Diane Sukiennik |Michael Reiss

LifeStyle/LuxeEpicure By Diane Sukiennik & Michael Reiss Mar. 28th, 2025 Photo by Michael ReissRight in the center of the Coachella Valley sits mellow Palm Desert, California.

2 months ago | tandfonline.com | Xiaoting Yu |Michael Reiss

ABSTRACTMost of the research about nature connectedness has been conducted in Western countries and is characterised by dualism between humans and nature. This article examines how China understands and attempts to foster children’s connection to the natural world. Analysis of the current moral education primary school textbooks in China reveals that the principal way in which the relationship between humans and nature is portrayed is that humans are seen as an intimate part of nature.

Mar 6, 2025 | justluxe.com | Diane Sukiennik |Michael Reiss

LifeStyle/Leisure By Diane Sukiennik & Michael Reiss Mar. 6th, 2025 Photo by Michael ReissJust a mere 30 minutes from the bustle of Cape Town is the peace, tranquility, culture and winelands of Stellenbosch, South Africa.

Jan 14, 2025 | luxebeatmag.com | Diane Sukiennik |Michael Reiss

Bordeaux, France gets better every time you visit. With over 350 registered historic monuments, it ranks only behind Paris in its cultural importance. The city has received numerous awards and deservedly so! After being voted “Best European Destination 2015” and then “Number Two” in the New York Times’ “Cities to Visit in 2016,” Bordeaux was the Lonely Planet guide’s top pick for 2017 and the Los Angeles Times ranked Bordeaux first in its 2017 annual list of destinations to visit.