I am a retired secondary teacher who has learned and used the latest technology since I taught my first classes in 1970. I have spent a career teaching myself and others how to engage students.
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A scale for the price of life / In Iraq, a human life is worth $2,500; in Manhattan, $1.8 million on 2009-07-30
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the Marines were reported to have murdered "12 people -- including a 4-year-old girl, a 1-year-old boy and three elderly villagers.'' According to a report by Carlotta Gall of the New York Times, a "16-year-old newly married girl was cut down while she was carrying a bundle of grass to her family's farmhouse. (U.S. troops at the time took the camera of an Afghan Associated Press photographer who happened to come upon the scene and "deleted" photographs from it, including ones "of a four-wheel drive vehicle where three Afghans had been shot to death inside.")
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he paid about $2,000 per death to family members. The military calls these "condolence payments" and makes similar ones for deaths judged wrongful, in Iraq.
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- 'Teach Naked' Effort Strips Computers From Classrooms - Technology - The Chronicle of Higher Education on 2009-07-29
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Students unplugged . . . the horror, the horror! (page 2) - Los Angeles Times on 2009-07-29
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After reading a news story titled "I tweet, therefore I am," Lopez and his classmates concluded it might be true that they don't feel as though they exist unless they constantly share their thoughts and experiences, even if all they're doing is brushing their teeth.
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And for all that, she said, "I don't talk to my family anymore, and I don't know what's going on in the world."
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Students unplugged . . . the horror, the horror! - Los Angeles Times on 2009-07-29
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This is the way her students live their lives, said teacher Meyer. They're wired to everything but connected to nothing meaningful.
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