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A short blog created solely for a High School class, punctuated with cynical humor.
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Thinking Out Loud: Blog #4: A guideline to the treatment of the opposite sex, or, Working with stereotypes
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A short blog created solely for a High School class, punctuated with cynical humor. Monday, February 23. Blog #4: A guideline to the treatment of the opposite sex, or, Working with stereotypes. How do the media images and stereotypes of men and women impact how we view each other professionally (at school, at work, in politics, etc.)? For those of you who haven't guess yet, yes, I am a man. Conversely, mature people will only use stereotypes as models for their behavior if it can be done in a way that ei...
Thinking Out Loud: February 2009
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A short blog created solely for a High School class, punctuated with cynical humor. Monday, February 23. Blog #4: A guideline to the treatment of the opposite sex, or, Working with stereotypes. How do the media images and stereotypes of men and women impact how we view each other professionally (at school, at work, in politics, etc.)? For those of you who haven't guess yet, yes, I am a man. Conversely, mature people will only use stereotypes as models for their behavior if it can be done in a way that ei...
Thinking Out Loud: Blog #2: The bombardment of ads on our children
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A short blog created solely for a High School class, punctuated with cynical humor. Thursday, January 29. Blog #2: The bombardment of ads on our children. The video found here. Gives us a general overview of how kids nowadays are inundated with advertisements. As Juliet Schor put it,. We have become a nation that places a lower priority on teaching its children how to thrive socially, intellectually, even spiritually, than it does on training them to consume.". Than the previous generation'. The counter-...
Thinking Out Loud: In the beginning....
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A short blog created solely for a High School class, punctuated with cynical humor. Friday, January 23. I bequeth this blog: Created! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Blog #2: The bombardment of ads on our children. Blog #1: Comparing notes on nothing important.
Thinking Out Loud: Blog #3: What Americans value, as shown by Dr. House
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A short blog created solely for a High School class, punctuated with cynical humor. Wednesday, February 11. Blog #3: What Americans value, as shown by Dr. House. Blog assignment #3: think of a television show you watch and consider how the ten model American values are represented in the show. Analyze what the show tells the views they should value, and explain how it does so. Alright, from the top:. Even easier, they use hard work to achieve everything above. House once again sweeps the protegen awards ...
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I'm a teacher, again | To me writing is currently a release. I haven't quite decided to what degree it is I'm searching within my words, yet, I feel something matters somewhere, right?
A chance to say hello … I will respond. I'm a teacher, again. To me writing is currently a release. I haven't quite decided to what degree it is I'm searching within my words, yet, I feel something matters somewhere, right? August 16, 2015. I can hear the sound at night,. The clasp when the handle shakes. As the door slams shut. This is not an offensive sound,. Simply the mechanics of the entry. Tonight, while I lay in bed,. Having usurped the beauty of summer’s heat,. My head is gradually shifting,.
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Tuesday, March 10, 2015. REPOSTED: TPS racial profiling and carding: OHRC deputation at November 18, 2013 public meeting inviting public comment on PACER report and Mukherjee report Ontario Human Rights Commission. TPS racial profiling and carding: OHRC deputation at November 18, 2013 public meeting inviting public comment on PACER report and Mukherjee report Ontario Human Rights Commission. Links to this post. Wednesday, July 30, 2014. Because that worked out ever so well for Claudius. Links to this post.
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Thinking Out Loud
A short blog created solely for a High School class, punctuated with cynical humor. Monday, February 23. Blog #4: A guideline to the treatment of the opposite sex, or, Working with stereotypes. How do the media images and stereotypes of men and women impact how we view each other professionally (at school, at work, in politics, etc.)? For those of you who haven't guess yet, yes, I am a man. Conversely, mature people will only use stereotypes as models for their behavior if it can be done in a way that ei...
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Welcome to my crazy mind. It is like an interstate without painted lines – chaos. But I would not have it any other way…. it makes life interesting. Just need a place to vent, laugh, or cry –whatever the day calls for at that time. Follow the craziness of my mind. If interested in following the craziness of my mind enter your email address below. Join 47 other followers. Follow Thinkingoutloudbutquiet on WordPress.com. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com.
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Thinking Out Loud by GS
Thinking Out Loud by GS. Wednesday, July 30, 2008. I found this exercise interesting and maddening at the same time. When you work the Children's Department, summer is not the time to go wandering in cyberspace. Your project time is dedicated to preparing for programs, doing book orders, stats and managing the volunteens, but with a bit of prodding from my friend Laura I have reached the end. at last! My favorite explorations were Libratything and Image Generator because they were so much fun. I listened...
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Thinking Out Loud by Kay | Kay's thoughts put to paper
Thinking Out Loud by Kay. Kay's thoughts put to paper. WISDOM, BOTH RARE AND ESSENTIAL. A portion of the introduction to the Book of James found in The Message by Eugene Peterson reads like this: When Christian believers gather in churches, everything that can go wrong sooner or later does. What good is an intention if we can’t sustain it? Prayer is always foundational to wisdom. Who hasn’t had a Winnie-the-Pooh in their church? And what about the Eeyores’ among us? And sometimes he thought Wherefore?
