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2/21/11
Get out of bed.
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Have you ever had a real epiphany? That overpowering, liberating sense of something ethereal and barely tenable? If you have, you probably k...
1/22/11
How to Really Learn Something
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Some may argue that in the modern world people are becoming apathetic and increasingly seeking lower and lower types of entertainment. ...
12/4/10
Sway - The Irresistible Pull of Irrational Behavior
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I recently finished Sway - The Irresistible Pull of Irrational Behavior by Ori Brafman and Rom Brafman. It's a great book that might n...
11/25/10
Postprandial Jabberwocky
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I can't verbalize how relieved I am to have a week of respite from school. It's so liberating and enlightening to do what I want fo...
11/2/10
Should Kids Be Bribed to Do Well in School? Well, first we have some things to consider...
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I recently read a TIME news article with the title "Should Kids Be Bribed to Do Well in School?" http://www.time.com/time/nation/...
10/30/10
School is a Breeding Ground for Cheaters
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This article from PsychologyToday is fantastic. It's very true. These are just some snippets I found meaningful. Go here to read the ...
10/25/10
Smart People
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I'm sure there are a lot of people who think that those around them are dumb because they never talk about anything interesting. The tru...
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10/17/10
Sir Ken Robinson on Changing Education Paradigms
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Here is a talk by Ken Robinson at the Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts (RSA), a rising organization that embodies much of TED’s v...
10/14/10
Myopia
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It scares me how little I know and how small we all are but how much we think we know. Does anyone feel the same way? I hate to think that s...
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10/11/10
What the weekend has taught me that school cannot...
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Something peculiar happens nearly every weekend for me--something that never happens at school. Starting normally on Saturday night or Sunda...
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10/10/10
Sokanu: The Blog
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Whoever has not visited this blog should do so. The creator of the blog got his inspiration from Ken Robinson just like I did. It's aime...
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Blind Euphoria
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Two nights ago, after returning home from the "homecoming football game" which I did not actively watch, I got to contemplate the ...
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4/4/10
Conventional Education Systems’ Contribution to the Inhibition of Creative Capacities
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School is a common thing, isn’t it? It is the basis on which nearly all vocation is built on, or has come to be. It’s an essential instituti...
Grangeton: A School That Actually Has It Figured Out
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http://www.innovation-unit.co.uk/content/view/106/293/
How Public Education Cripples Our Kids
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This comes from a Manhattan teacher who taught for thirty years. " I taught for thirty years in some of the worst schools in Manhattan,...
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