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IDEA Paper #54 Reflective Ethical Inquiry: Preparing Students for Life | teachingandlearningatmsu
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Writers and scholars of teaching and learning news, Unite! IDEA Paper #54 Reflective Ethical Inquiry: Preparing Students for Life. Donna M. Qualters Tufts University. Melissa McDaniels Michigan State University. Perrin Cohen Northeastern University. Reprinted by permission from The IDEA Center. May not be reproduced or used without prior written consent by The IDEA Center. Immanuel Kant, portrait. Unknown. Do we hope they will do the right thing when faced with ethical quandaries in our fields and in lif...
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Writers and scholars of teaching and learning news, Unite! IDEA Paper #54 Reflective Ethical Inquiry: Preparing Students for Life. Donna M. Qualters Tufts University. Melissa McDaniels Michigan State University. Perrin Cohen Northeastern University. Reprinted by permission from The IDEA Center. May not be reproduced or used without prior written consent by The IDEA Center. Immanuel Kant, portrait. Unknown. Do we hope they will do the right thing when faced with ethical quandaries in our fields and in lif...
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The Future of Higher Education is in Our Intention and Actions Today | teachingandlearningatmsu
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Writers and scholars of teaching and learning news, Unite! The Future of Higher Education is in Our Intention and Actions Today. Part I (an opening). Go, go, go, said the bird: human kind. Cannot bear very much reality. Time past and time future. What might have been and what has been. Point to one end, which is always present. TS Eliot, Burnt Norton,. However, we do not need to know the future. Attending to and challenging our current intention guides our response to change and, moreover, provides t...
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The Cranky Linguist: August 6, 2015
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Observations, thoughts, reminiscences, and occasional rants on anthropology, linguistics, old-time banjo, and anything else that crosses my path. Thursday, August 6, 2015. August 6, 2015. Most of what I have read about this suggests that this was not the case, and that in fact the main reason the bombings were carried out was to show the world, and especially the Soviet Union, that we had these weapons and we were crazy enough to use them. Howard Zinn, the People's Historian, agrees with this, so I'l...
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Palmer Language Blog: Teaching Tool: Rory's Story Cubes
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Saturday, February 18, 2012. Teaching Tool: Rory's Story Cubes. My husband and I recently bought a set of Rory's Story Cube dice. To use in our English classes.and they are awesome. They put the dice in order made up the story, negotiating the process in English. When they were finished, I wrote it down exactly like they said it, and after, we went back to see what was right and what could be better. Here is the story:. Posted by Rebekah Palmer. May 8, 2012 at 11:22 AM. July 9, 2015 at 8:28 PM. Subscribe...
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A linguistics blog for the non-specialist. Ready to dig deeper? Great Ideas of Linguistics. How to make STEM classrooms more inclusive. Posted by Rachael Tatman. July 16, 2015. This post is a bit of a departure from my usual content. I’m assuming two things about you, the reader:. You teach/learn in a STEM classroom. You’d like to be more inclusive. If that’s not you, you might want to skip this one. Sorry; I’ll be back to my usual haunts with the next post. If you’re like me, you see that as a. Of coura...
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strong words, adjectives and adverbs in writing, weak words, show don't tell
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Join us on social media. About Write It Sideways. Shape Up Flabby Writing with Stronger Words. April 9, 2012. Image courtesy saadandalib on Flickr. Today’s post is written by regular contributor Susan Bearman. Choosing the right words. Can make the difference between flat, tedious writing and writing that sings a clear, sweet song. Are fine in moderation, but strong verbs will propel your writing forward and engage your reader in a sensory adventure. Show, Don’t Tell. Bigger than a car? In horror over th...
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The Cranky Linguist: December 2014
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Observations, thoughts, reminiscences, and occasional rants on anthropology, linguistics, old-time banjo, and anything else that crosses my path. Wednesday, December 17, 2014. There's a lot to say, but for now I'll point to some photos. Links to this post. Tuesday, December 16, 2014. Time to lose that imaginary friend! OK, here's the thing. I'm pretty sure that religion is not the root of *all* evil. But I am sure that if your imaginary friend is telling you to kill schoolchildren, you need to lo...While...
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The Cranky Linguist: May 2015
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Observations, thoughts, reminiscences, and occasional rants on anthropology, linguistics, old-time banjo, and anything else that crosses my path. Monday, May 4, 2015. Ebonics: Language or dialect? I posted this to a linguistic anthropology listserve on January 16, 1997, in the wake of the Oakland brouhaha. Still relevant, I think.]. A language is a dialect supported by armed forces. What does this mean? Another factor in language and dialect is speakers' attitudes towards each other. If people want t...
