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Sustianability: GLASGOW U ALUMI ALL TIME ROLL OF HON 3 JAMES WATT, 2 ADAM SMITH, 1 FAZLE ABED -TELL US YOUR ALUMNI ROH chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk

EBRAC.COM : everyone's a sustainability learner-- before the great and the good descend on glasgow november - with or without the world according to biden- may we Free scots and friends of empowering the billion poorest women declare

now's perfect time to change every minute spent on learning and teaching -- 50 years ago sir fazle abed began supporting a billion asian women end poverty with the idea that skills educaion is non linear- it should be accessible whatever age you need it- 34 more sustainability partnerships later - aged last gift -celebrated by the yidan prize either side of his parting dec 2019 - to youth rising as the sustainability generation was to demonstrate both economic and social as well as human development of EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION - lets see 100 million jobs renew every LIVES MATTER community thanks to early education 4.5 in our maps of 36 collaboration netwoRks needed to sustain humans now!

 BRAC’s Play Lab Model as a Successful Implementation of Learning Through Play Pedagogy -major supporters

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yidan prize - ABED ALUMNI 4.3 4.6 Yidan Prize funds grows play-based early childhood development programs

Addressing the need for play-based early childhood development programs in resource constrained communities

The Yidan Prize funds will be used to expand upon BRAC’s work of implementing play-based early childhood development (ECD) programs and to create and refine high impact, scalable ECD solutions which will ultimately improve the physical, cognitive, psychosocial and language development of children aged 0 to 6. This includes exploring the possibilities of integrating technology in low resource settings, offering support to parents, and training play leaders.

Through a series of initiatives, the prize funds will also be used to address the needs of children and families in resource constrained communities and humanitarian contexts. Initiatives in the series include: 

• Piloting the Home-Based Play Lab Childcare model in Bangladesh that solves the need for childcare services and in turn empowers women to pursue a career. Establish 20 Childcare centers and share the knowledge and expertise of BRAC’s play labs model with childcare providers through curriculum and training. The program aims to recruit young women from the local community, offer them the technical assistance and support to run their own childcare enterprise or franchise, as well as provide monitoring for quality assurance. During this pandemic, the Yidan prize fund has contributed in the development of the telecommunication model known as “Pashe Achhi” (Beside you) to provide psychosocial support integrated with play-based learning through weekly telephone calls to caregivers and children within communities.
• Piloting the Humanitarian Play Lab (HPL) model in Uganda. Set up 10 child-friendly spaces to contextualize the model for future implementation and scalability in other humanitarian settings. In addition, the program aims to explore the minimal technical support needed to sustain the existing 25 play labs in Uganda.
• ECD in Government Primary schools of Tanzania. Set up 30 play labs, co-located with the Tanzanian government and expand the capacities of local government teachers.
• Studying the effectiveness of BRAC’s existing programs in different contexts, which can be used to advocate the scale-up of play-based interventions. The assessments will focus on the Humanitarian Play Labs in Rohingya setting, as well as child development outcomes of 3 to 5-year-old students in Bangladesh, Uganda, and Tanzania.
• Continuing the development of the Play Lab model through partnerships. BRAC’s existing partners, who have widely contributed in the development of the play lab and telecommunication models, include Sesame Workshop, International Rescue Committee, LEGO Foundation, Columbia University, the University of Cambridge, and New York University.

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learning through play

• Lessons 1 and 2

Understanding Learning Through Play

Aspects of Children’s Holistic Development and Features of Play

Lessons 3 and 4

Designing Play: Access, Materials, Environment and Different Adult Roles in Play

Addressing Children’s Developmental Needs and Changing Role of Education to Create Learners of the Future

Lessons 5 & 6

Interdisciplinary Discussions on Educational Psychology, Neurological Process of Learning and Pedagogy

Debates and Discussions Around Different Conceptual and Empirical Stances on Play-Based Learning

Lesson 7

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Currently being implemented in the #Rohingya refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar, #Bangladesh, the Humanitarian Play Labs (HPL) are called "Kelle Peyo Nera", which translates to "a happy play space" in the Rohingya language.

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typical 7 two-hour session - early childhood - theories of socio-emotional development through play -source abed alumni dhaka

Day 1:

Theories of Socio-Emotional Development and Play

Areas of Child Development and Theories related to it, Socio-Emotional Development Theories (Piaget, Vygotsky), Learning Standards for Socio-Emotional Development and Wellbeing and Approaches to Play, Socio-Emotional Needs of Children and Stages of Development and Appropriate Play.

Day 2:

Creative Expressions through Play: Dance, Music, Drawing and Play

Creative Expressions and Socio-Emotional Learning, Play and Joyful Childhood, Expression of Emotion through Arts and Play, Culturally Rooted Play.

Day 3:

Embracing Vulnerability

Embracing Vulnerability, Judgement Free Environment, Growth Mindset, The Science of Resilience.

Day 4:

Bonding with Children over “Watch Me Play” and Parents’ and Caregivers’ Wellbeing

Spending Quality time with Children, Active Listening Skills for Adults through Play, Watch Me Play Activity, Benefits of Play for Adults, Reducing Stress through Play.

Day 5:

Child-Adult and Child-Child Interactions in Play

Adults’ Role in Children’s Socio-Emotional Development through Play, Aspects of Adult-Child and Child-Child Interaction in Play, Applying RULER for Children’s Socio-Emotional Development, Strategies for Modeling Social Interaction through Play, Six stages of Social Play.

Day 6:

Healing Power of Play

‘Practitioner Talk’ on Play’s Role on Healing and Case Study on Healing in the Context of HPL, Designing Play Corners.

Day 7:

Therapeutic Powers of Play

The Therapeutic Powers of Play, Themes Related to It (Self-expression, Positive Affect, Attachment and Relationship Enhancement, Sense of Self, Problem Solving), Reminiscing Play, ‘Practitioner Talk’ on Therapeutic Powers of Play.  

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DEAR EARTHLINGS (bezos, branson, musk not excluded) We aim to connect a series of community-sustaining economics models - eg xglasgow.com japanthanks.com abedmooc.com - not so much beam me up scotty- always do your best ground level too

1.0 Quarter of a cents worth from the far north's people walled out by Rome's Empire

Scottish maps of economics are unique: since 1720 they have been valuing relationship exchanges worldwide of moral sentiments including cultural faiths, human development both healthy and natural, missionary networks worldwide and sustainability priorities- especially women's - not just selling things or printing paper money. Xglasgow.com calls this Adam Smith economics (we welcome synergetic modelers chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk and in 2011 started up new journal on this at Glasgow University empowered by 6 remembrance parties to dad the economist's norman macrae -two each in glasgow, london and asia.)

2018 NOMINATION OF FAZLE ABED HAPPIEST ENTREPRENUR OF ECONOMIST'S 175 YEAR LEARNING CURVE

AbedMooc INVITES YOU TO celebrates 36 jigsaw pieces of sdg economics

• AM4.5 the joy of starting lifelong learning at early childhood
• AM1.1 ER of where billion poorest women started searching partners in 1972;

For half a century following world war 2 dad's signature genres 1970's ER Entrepreneurial Revolution and 2025 future histories of sustainability begun in 1984 emerged from his experiences as a teenager in allied bomber command stationed in modernday myanmar. His trilogy devoted to human cooperation was completed with his biography of von neumann whose legacy had helped dad demand leaders live up to purposeful deadlines.

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You could say Norman was a generation ahead of any other media man in having google maps in his head; and he was apt to use a child's language to task any economist who denied the profession's ultimate responsibility (if it is a mathematical science) to unite nations in love and peace through goal 1's centre of gravity ending children being born into poverty. Norman's version of the g20's financial ministry pow-wow earlier this month was celebrated with ER's publication in Venice where Romano Prodi was asked to get business leaders to join in the chorus of 10 green bottles- if economists smash all ten of these human trust flows there will be nothing left at all - more on de-faking world news economistdiary.com

. 1.01 To understand Scots maps of sustainability generation, we believe it helps to look in every 60 years from 1720s to 1900; the 20th century became innovatively much more fast moving worthy of 20 year tracking and from 1960 mediating 10 years abed became integral if nations were to be united around sustainability exponentials.

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1.1 Sadly access to machine age innovation has not been distributed equally geonomically in spite of Adam Smith pleas to mediate future history humanly from 1780 and onwards. Therefore we would like to argue 2020s sustainability crises are as much ado with opportunity of massive collaboration - we use the terminology leapfrog to prefentially prioritise artificial and human intel's practical innovations through 6 private public partnerships communities need most with the poorest with women with youth with climate, with artificial intel as the 4th industrial revolution, with infrastructure needed so nature's borderless world never again extinguishes childrens hope

2020s last call for supergirls and superboys naosaka.com any why not your global village

dare the 2020s wherever you bump into to it: catchup up so wherever next girl is born she has a good chance at life with a diversely thriving community support. Of course sustainability is also about audting for the first time exponential risks of climate/war now that tech devices do not just make everyhuman chaotically conneced as covid has demonstrated but require priority forms of governance of huge real time data to be autonomous. Personally i dont believe self-driving cars was the defining autonomous breakthrough though its fair game to debate this contention

1.2 the scottish view sort of blends with the japanese view that society 5.0= multipliers of 4 indistrial revolutions and the agrarian economy SOC5=IR4*IR3*IR2*IR1*IR0 -We would like to make 2 controversial remarks about education first scripted in our 1984 fieldbook 2025 Report- examining Industrial Revolutions is less important than exploring thise currently defining every co-creative possibility. The nature of IR3,4 can be questioned in terms of every huan being's ability to play lifelong roles as both student and coach. This goes back to Von Neumann's legacy from 1957 - some places as it turned out those connected to his first 2 artificial abs would be releasing 100 times "moore" tech every decade. Both einstein and orwell had cautioned such unprecdented change made it necessary for professions and public servants to audit exponential risks of extinction with at least equal attention to modeling growth measures

2.0 We aim to connect a series of community-sustaining economics models - eg xglasgow.com japanthanks.com abedmooc.com - the Asian series, applicable to the two thirds of our species whose ethnicity is Asian, starts in the 1950s. Of course its roots go back to before 1500 when the old world comprised mainly the tricontinent of Asia, Africa, Europe with part of west Asia acting as the tri-continent landbridge- this region south of lebanpon became key to the major golden rule religions. Culturally its also worth noting that if you map the old world beginning at the eastern end- societies were driven by conciousness -often multiple natural spirits not one overall god/good.

co-editors welcome 2025report final edition featuring sustainability stars 1 billion women and fazle abed who spent 50 years designing the 30 most bottom-up entrepreneurial solutions for those faced with extreme challenges in all 5 deepest goals- 5 100% productive/collaborative community; livelihood learning and teaching for all ages; last mile health for all; last mile agriculture/warer fo all; end poverty by which we mean wherever next girl or boy) is born she has a great chance at life  5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6; 4 livelihood edu for all 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 ref Safiqul Islam 3 last mile health services 3.1 3,2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 last mile nutrition 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2,6 banking for all workers 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 

i was second ed. to the first edition of 2025report which was published in 1985; dad (diaspora scot) norman macrae was its main editor - from his life experience the book celbrated 42 years surviving as teen navigator for allied bomber command stationed in myanmar, being in last class of keynes before interviewing people including von neumann early global readers wanted the economist to mediate- while 2025report was written in 1983, it was composed round new & old world's biggest future decades innovation challenges if we the people of earth are to unite round are celebrating 100 times more von neumann tech each decade what is the biggest challenge the world needs to solve with the next 100 fold tech bonus plus what happens in 2020s when machines start to be the only ones that can govern real time data streaming in from every gps coordinate on earth - you can download the book here-

• as well as 2020s being last decade to sustainably transfer governance to machines we hypothesised
• in 1984- first big challenge would be collapse of ussr by 1989;
• that by 2000 if digital media was to be social then mass and digital media need to blend round solutions to man's biggest risk is discrepancies in incones and expectations of rich and poor nations...

we stick to having prioritised in sensible order most of humanity's biggest challemgres but in no case have they been addressed by the most trustworthy approaches we rehearsed

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chapter 1 of final 2025 report - can we agree on 3 quarters of a millennium and three quarters of century?- are we united in what each previous stage got humanly right or wron?; given that 1750-1945 end up in world wars and that alumni of von neumann are promising 100 times more tech per decade can we address the current challenge of being near the end of 75 years to prevent extinction -this was a period when each of us alive today plays at least one of 3 generations roles - grandparent, parent, younger half of world - we faced 10 to 100 times more change to livelihoods in united nations fost 75 years than we did during the first two industrial revolutions 1760-1945

resource search any name pictured at worldrecordjobs.com or as i'd like to learn too who's the most optimistic player i have left out of 1945-1200

1200 began the last 300 years of the old world not knowing of the new world; 1200 years ad some sort of harmony had been reached by roman empire: st francis had said instead of armies his female followers "clares" should bring community hralth anywhere they went; his male followers should promote ecological consciousness; he'd also gone to muslim lands to co-create peace; back in 1200 as far as i can estimate 4/6 of people were asians, 1/6 were white europeans and 1/6 were black; a port like lebanon was a happy place to be as the western terminal of the silk road as well as the land bridge to the 3 continemts; if you folloe the med sea coastline north west you got to europe; if you followed if youth west you got to africa; of you could enjoy the huge relay eat which was the silk road; please note few people did a marco polo taking 7 yrars overland to traverse the silk road; what was remarkable was it was in the win-win interest of every neighbor along the road to peacefully trade- even as faiths change from the golden rule west to consciousness grounded on a diversity of natural spirits in the east; when i cite confucius as a consciousness leader pretty well everywhere from india east had consciousness faiths; and if you reached hangzhou in china you found the greatest market town of all- it was both the terminal of the canal north to beijing and on the river out of which you could sial by modernday shanghai north round the chinese coast to korea and japan; the old world had some kind of harmony note how pretty much every med sea port was a happy space to live by 1200 not todays sea of refugees; the venetians were the greatest of all traders in the midst of the med; and the richest loved hiring artists like micheangelo to design the rooftops of churches as community centres;

even as michelangelo was completing his frescos the roughest itailan navigatotrs were hiring themselves out to portugal, spain and england the first three to race to discover new worlds; there probably wasnt a less healthy job than crewing a boat for a year so staff were pressganged or slaved; the more so if it was necessary to commit genocide against the native people; over the period 1500-`1750 britain (well mainly england as scots, irish settled failr modest areas) france sain and portugal did most of the colonising of america's new world w3ith the durch an honorable fifth; although the prortugese were the first to circumnavigate AFRICA TO REACH INDIA ROUND 1500, BY 1600 ENGLAND FRANCE AND THE DUTCH WERE IN FIERCE COMPETITION; around 1664 the strangest cooperation began between the dutch and the english- the dutch valued nutmeg from an indonesian island so much that they were prepared to swap new york with london for peaceful ownership of indonesia's nutmeg isle; but whats really interesting is to read adam smith's views of what was to happen 100 years later in 1760- when scots started up engine power smith was desperate that london did not get first use of engines to increase its colonising; he strongly recommended scottish engineers go partner americans but on one condition -end slace making wherever you innovate; as we know from 1776 three things happend- england's rule of america ended; slavery did not end quickly ; the english redoubled their efforts to colonise most of asia- you can iterate through a lot more details but the world stage was set so that mainly 7 white empires owned most of the world during the first 100 years of industrial revolution 1 and the scene was set for 20th c world wars

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unfortunately i cant yet find anyone on linkedin who doesnt hate at least one of these 7 agendas; this article tries to preview them; how can they be made more friendly whilst not diluting urgent work which we the peoples must perform now if our children are to be sustainable? zoom-me-up-scotty if you want to question me i try to turn up 8 am us east coast time every weekday https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86144903003 or at xglasgow.com you can help us open source one page briefings on the 7 dialogues 7.5 billion people need to mediate wherever communities flourish

i most like to chat with people who have at least one belief from each of 5 generations of families their previous 3 plus next gen - because 80% of my fellow scots are diaspora- immigrants living outside scotland: i grew up often meeting 3 family members from different generations ..

getting a heartful story sourced from those who had lived or worked in most of the world's nations; of course this is also puzzling to any scot- we have not been recognised as a nation since 1760s when we started the humans race with machines- unlike our friends the irish we are not valued as being free to decision make by the UN, EU, UK, G20 or G200- so instead we scots can worldwide web celebrations of others cultures with true lang zyne curiosity

dialogue 7 merits a top level explanation - up to december 2019 there was one person you could go to share want to most urgently do so billion poorest women could show how to sustain mother earth- i was privileged to visit 15 times and if you see an sustainability solution not yet appearing in this 30 piece guide www.ABEDmooc.com please tell me chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk -because abed bhai had mediated this for 50 years you will find these calls for action also unite the world's largest ngo and civic society partnership. at glasgow university adam smith scholars are now 11 years into editing stories inspired by 1billionwomen -so

dialogue 2 how to read smith involves the least controversial game rules;- smith wrote 2 main works- 1758 the last book on how the morals feelings and livelihoods of humans could blend productively with nature before the era of machines started up by his glasgow university co-worker james watt; anything written by smith from 1760 on discussed how to share the apps of machines equitably; smith had a bias that i share whenever i am free to be me- living in washington dc this hasnt always been easy for the last 21 years- again i am jealous of the irish - they always have a pub in any major capital to restore common sense, scots in white empire's biggest capitals not so much- so instead we celebrate youth's collaboration cafes with gusto

by 1760 scotland was 50 years into being colonised by london- so the last capitalists in the world smith wanted to have monopoly first use of machines was londoners/britannia or any of the slavemaking corporations they networked; smith suggested to engineers that a happy lab for innovating machines uses might be the continent of america but on one condition wherever they started up in usa demand not just the abolition of slavery but applying machines next innovation to business models that valued families and peoples livelihoods- in other words smith sought to map a world where everywhere machines applications went they united peoples and livesmatter

smith was 18th c happiest systems thinker and investor in youth - he saw systems such as nature, health, cultures as already governing whether humans would develop or breach nature's compounding evolutionary rules; having a masters in stats from cambridge's damtp, i recommend the most relevant way to recognise whether something is a system maps life-determining connections- within a system, man's greatest risk is neglecting even one connection the system gravitates exoinentially around;

i have always thought the class of mathematicians who teach chaos theory miss a chance to be relevant to 7.5 billion beings attention; the story that when a butterfly in the amazon flaps its wings humans in another hemisphere will be impacted cannot be explained quickly; the idea that foolish globally sponsored research on pandemics can end every one of us will be mediated live among every nation of humans for the first time at what un special envoy gordon brown has described as 4 summits beyond nations- cop26 in november glasgow; g20 hosted by italians who are also glasgows main cop26 co-host; septembers 76th birthday of the un where it is hoped that unlike last years 75th universary digital ai un will be valued as mediating what 200 nations ambassadors sitting/chartting in a chamber cannot resolve however noble the aim; and before that perhaps optimistically gb hopes nations will bend the curve from spending ever more on nuclear when as we have said cyber-ai is 2020s prime time game to change the world fotr better or for worse

therefore scots who are also mathematicians will tell you -howwever high and mighty your party - in no uncertain terms- hard national borders will extinguish our species because 2020s was known back in the 1950s to be the decade when there would be too much data for humans to given asynchronously- our only hope was to design ai systems starting with urgent ones whose data was deep enough to end virus or end climate destruction at every gps; all you really have to do to value this deadline is read a biography of von neumann - transparency warning you may find the only bio is written by my father- and as has happened since 1962 its only translated in japanese who love questioning machines ahead of time and in englisgh whose legislators not only hate questioning how to share machine power ahead of time but are prone to 7 no trumping everyone from truly exploring it-

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