Martina Hingis ended her tennis career again at the age of 37 for the third and last time. This time, unlike previously, the Swiss player doesn't plan to make a comeback. 'No thanks,' she said, as quoted by RSI Sport when asked about the chance to see her play again competitively.

'Thanks to tennis I have an incredible life: I travelled over the world, I am doing well physically and in terms of money; I could never imagine working in an office and still today I work with the Fed Cup team, I follow some players, I help my mother in her school.

I am lucky, I realize it.' Speaking about her mother's contribution in her career, she added, 'It's definitely easier to work in (the) family, because you knowSearch This Blog

A celebration of integrating creative movement, visual arts, drama, poetry, music, and storytelling into everyday teaching practices since 2006. This is a place to both share and learn new approaches that engage and energize our students, our teaching practices and ourselves.

Walk into many high school classrooms a few minutes before class starts and what will you see? A large number of students will be on their cell phones, iPads, etc. and many of those will be playing games. So if they like playing games (and who doesn't?), then shouldn't we be figuring out how to take advantage of this in the learning process? Like making a worksheet into a "playsheet" perhaps. In her article "Beyond the Worksheet: Playsheets, GBL, and Gamification" (I love that term), Educational