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Cherice MontgomeryInteresting blog post re: creativity, innovation, and the "importance" of scale. Also discusses duality of what people post - professional blog, Twitter full of unprofessional language
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Jeff UtechtAn RSS feed is like a window on the world, a lens through which we view a place, a person, or a situation. For these reasons it is very important when we are assigning feeds to students as required reading to closely consider why we are doing so. A major goal I have for students in my classroom is that they become more informed of different nations, cultures, and ways of living around the globe. Teaching young teenagers in a small community, my classroom is for some of them their first real contact with people from around the world so I need to be very careful about the impressions they form.
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Will RichardsonI've said before and I say again, do we, as citizens of Western societies, understand the effect it will have on our cultures and our economics when the billions of people living in African and Asian societies begin to gain their rightful economic "legs"
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