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Classical pedagogy meets the technological revolution. January 25, 2010. If possible, leave a link to the youtube video of the song. Filed in topic of the week. 3 Responses to “Music”. January 25, 2010 at 5:37 pm. I don’t always like the songs of this style just because the music isn’t my favorite and the words don’t adress something I’m dealing with usually. January 25, 2010 at 9:53 pm. Http:/ classicallycreative.wordpress.com/2010/01/25/reply-to-music/. January 26, 2010 at 6:14 pm.
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Classical pedagogy meets the technological revolution. Topic of the Week: The Blog. March 29, 2010. For your last assignment, I want you to give me some feedback on the blogs themselves. Some things to consider: What did you like/dislike about it? What was the hardest part of keeping up a blog? What would you change if you had it to do over again? Was it valuable or a hassle? Filed in topic of the week. 4 Responses to “Topic of the Week: The Blog”. March 29, 2010 at 8:06 pm. March 29, 2010 at 9:43 pm.
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Classical pedagogy meets the technological revolution. Topic of the week: Tebow. February 2, 2010. Ok, so you need to read this article. The debate over the Tebow ad focuses on whether television companies should allow “advocacy” ads during sporting events (interestingly, CBS refused to air an ad this year for a gay dating web site, saying it might offend some viewers). What do you think? Should sports be separate from political/religious advocacy? Post your responses here…. Filed in topic of the week.
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Classical pedagogy meets the technological revolution. Topic of The Week: Health care. March 22, 2010. That’s right, I said health care. Everyone’s talking about it, so why not us, too? 1) What do you think about the government passing the health care reform bill the other day? 2) Is it a good or bad thing? 3) Why do you think it is good/bad? Or) How did you arrive at this conclusion? Please answer each of the questions listed above. You can even keep my numbering. Filed in topic of the week. Secondly, a...
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Classical pedagogy meets the technological revolution. Topic of the week: CSW. March 8, 2010. If you had the opportunity to start a brand new high school (and run it however you wanted), what would you do differently/the same from CSW? What kinds of things would be the most important to you, and what things would you completely get rid of? Filed in topic of the week. 3 Responses to “Topic of the week: CSW”. March 8, 2010 at 8:22 pm. Now to what I’d change. First, I’d probably exchange the...Right now, th...
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Just another WordPress.com weblog. October 23, 2009 in Uncategorized. I decided to take a midmorning run on the beautiful, cold, windy day off that i have. The key word here. October 18, 2009 in Uncategorized. My inspiration gone, my creativity lost. What shall I do now? Walk up an escalator that is going down. Go on an African safari. Have a pie fight more like food fight but i just want one with pies. Take a train to another city. See the Egyptian pyramids. See the northern lights. I just wanted to tak...
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Walking In Faith
Friday, July 22, 2016. All Things Bright and Beautiful Cecil Frances Alexander A Review. When the opportunity to review this lovely book came about, I knew my daughter would love it. And she did! Katy Hudson has lovingly illustrated this widely known hymn with pictures of children and animals among the fields and flowers. Even though it's geared for ages 3-7, my sweet girl, who just turned 9, enjoyed it also. We've been using it as our bedtime story every night! Retail price: $15.99. Disclosure (in accor...
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For people seeking support in their walk with God. Walking In Faith Store. Welcome to Walking In Faith! Do You Live “In” God? A Prayer for Today. Delight yourself in the Lord and He will give you the desires of your heart. – Psalm 37:4 (NIV) What are the desires of our hearts? Do we know what they are? Are our desires godly or evil? What are the desires for? When we follow the Lord and obey Him, He will make our […]. You are the Tishiest! When famous men and women are about to die, many people including ...
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O meu nome é Mariana, eu tenho 13 anos de idade O meu nome é Carolina, eu tenho 11 anos de idade Resolvemos fazer este BLOG juntas para mostrar para as meninas como se vestir bem dos 11 aos 19 anos. Esperamos que vocês gostem do nosso BLOG. OBRIGADA PELA SUA ATENÇAO! Terça-feira, setembro 14, 2010. Links para esta postagem. Domingo, setembro 05, 2010. Links para esta postagem. Quinta-feira, setembro 02, 2010. Links para esta postagem. Domingo, agosto 29, 2010. Links para esta postagem.
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Friday, June 22, 2012. Prepared for the "suddenlies of God". Several of you asked for my Penetcost musings. So here they are. What does it mean to be a Pentecost Christian, to be Pentecostal in the best sense of that word? I apologize if the word Pentecostal conjures up images of ladies with beehive hairdos or carefully, loudly enunciated "Thus saith the Lords." To be truly Pentecostal means a whole lot more than that. Read Acts 2 if you don't believe me. Wednesday, February 29, 2012. I confess I am not ...
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Walking Infinite Jest | A Bostonian's Reading of David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest
Notes & Errata. Walking Infinite Jest is a one-credit course at Boston College it was first offered in the spring of 2014, and it will be offered again in the spring of 2015. The course description. ENGL 3001 Walking Infinite Jest (Spring 2015: 1). David Foster Wallace [from The New Yorker]. David Foster Wallace describes Enfield, Massachusetts an important setting in his 1996 novel Infinite Jest. As I hope the design of this course suggests, Walking Infinite Jest is one of several organized explorations...
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{walking in} FOG
Thursday, July 4, 2013. Born on the Fourth of July. Growing up there was only one holiday we celebrated with any consistency when it came to traditions - the Fourth of July. We would head out in the morning to DeLavega Golf Course for a day filled with barbecue, root beer floats, bingo, three legged sack races, putting contests and a shot gun golf tournament. Some of the best memories ever. Happy Birthday Pop-pa. We love and miss you. Tuesday, January 15, 2013. Cyprus - Protaras {Holiday on Holiday}.
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Walking in Forward Motion. Saturday, February 6, 2010. A Dreary Day's Thoughts. Monday, January 4, 2010. 8220; Hope is not the conviction that something will turn out well but the certainty that something makes sense, regardless of how it turns out. 8221; - Vaclav Havel. Or "Why is this happening? Sunday, October 11, 2009. Battle 3: Practical foolishness. Has he read anything about Hitler's dabbling in the occult? Is he ignoring the fact that others who were not Jewish were also slaughtered by Hitler?
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