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Halfway There: Fool Me Once, Shame On You; Fool Me Twice, Shame On Me
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No longer apes, not yet civilized. Saturday, March 27, 2010. Fool Me Once, Shame On You; Fool Me Twice, Shame On Me. This old idiom is a lesson that you should not let people take repeated advantage of you. But it's also a lesson that the first time they take advantage of you can be forgiven. In a 2003 joint study. March 30, 2010 at 2:57 PM. May 2, 2010 at 10:29 PM. May 3, 2010 at 3:47 PM. I definitely believe mutual altruism is innate, because as much as we may like to think were special were just very ...
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Halfway There: Response To Mack's Climbing The Ladder of Success
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No longer apes, not yet civilized. Monday, March 8, 2010. Response To Mack's Climbing The Ladder of Success. In a recent post. Blogger Mack proposed that economic inequality between classes could be a much bigger hit to a country than we realize. From a review. By Pickett and Wilkinson of the book The Spirit Level. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Bathe Bail Out. The New Democratic Review. Public intellectual Lev Manovich. Fool Me Once, Shame On You; Fool Me Twice, Shame O.
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The Education Enthusiast: Special Interaction
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One individual's views on education. Saturday, March 13, 2010. Do those in special needs programs truly deserve to be in situations that force them to not only recognize that they are different than everybody else, but to believe that what makes them unique individuals is a negative attribute? Prior to developing the LRE, it is federally required that an individualized educational program, or IEP. At the top of the list of benefits to inclusion programs is greater acceptance. Often times individuals are ...
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The Education Enthusiast: Learn to Manage Your Resources!
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One individual's views on education. Saturday, April 10, 2010. Learn to Manage Your Resources! Why is it that governing bodies tend to have a knack for mismanaging the resources that they allocate to their members? Sure staying in the technology race is important, but in no way is it worth setting aside resources for this progression when it is not possible to maintain the people necessary to use these assets. Those of us from the Los Angeles area are aware that Los Angeles Unified School District. Teach...
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The Education Enthusiast: January 2010
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One individual's views on education. Friday, January 29, 2010. The question of what a public intellectual is happens to be rather interesting. What makes an individual a public intellectual? What is the function of the public intellectual? What is it that these individuals provide the public? In his blog post The "Decline" of Public Intellectuals? Stephen Mack introduces Jean Bethke Elshtain's. At the center of Hirsch's educational theory. Labels: E.D. Hirsch. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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The Education Enthusiast: April 2010
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One individual's views on education. Saturday, April 24, 2010. Volunteering or just another requirement? What is being done to influence our students to continue volunteering and giving back to others after they have graduated? That is my biggest issue with the mandatory community service: how do we ensure that we have motivated pupils enough to continue giving back after they have completed what we say they must? We should not be making our students volunteer. Rather we should be enlightening them a...
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The Education Enthusiast: Who do we want to be?
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One individual's views on education. Saturday, April 17, 2010. Who do we want to be? Here is my question for the educational institutions of this country: Why are you not accepting anyone? What is it about this current class of high-school seniors that you dislike so much? You can only use the "this is the largest pool of applicants ever" excuse so many times. It it still the same school or has it become something different? May 2, 2010 at 10:33 PM. I am so glad that you raise this problem, because it is...
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Halfway There: Prezi and Persuasion
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No longer apes, not yet civilized. Thursday, February 11, 2010. Tuesday night I attended a special guest lecture. From Peter Arvai put on by USC's Institute for Multimedia Literacy. Arvai is the CEO of a new presentation tool software called Prezi. The third new media start-up he has been involved with that began in Hungary and is beginning to spread. Personally, I think Prezi beats the shit out of powerpoint, and I'm not the only one. February 11, 2010 at 7:43 PM. In terms of the Prezi presentation soft...
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Coming Full Circle | Effective Response
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The T in GLBT is getting less exposure and that’s not a good thing. April 20, 2010 · 12:00 pm. Yesterday President Obama visited California to support Barbara Boxer’s re-election campaign. But, the visit turned controversial when a group of protestors showed up to heckle the president. During his speech, people could be heard shouting, “Repeal. Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell! And “Bring equality to all Americans! Obama unprecedentedly responded to those hecklers, showing his indignation. However, in the past few ...
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The National Enquirer Considered for a Pulitzer | Effective Response
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The Tea Party Movement is Just Like the Crazy Old Grandpa No One Listens To. The T in GLBT is getting less exposure and that’s not a good thing →. April 10, 2010 · 11:55 pm. The National Enquirer Considered for a Pulitzer. It’s a great day at The National Enquirer for us to be in the running for a Pulitzer Prize, said Levine I think the mainstream media can never again take the Enquirer and dismiss us. Every tabloid medium is subjected to this type of treatment. TMZ was the first to report about Mich...
