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May
22
2012

  • Children were essential to the very survival of the family.
  • value of hard work, leading them to become more productive citizens
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  • “how do you engage students and allow them to show what they know”
  • Life does not occur in a vacuum, yet too often textbooks and curriculum categorize and isolate historical episodes
Apr
5
2012

  • A few weeks ago, Biebs decided it would be fun to tweet a phone number with the caption, “Call me right now.” The problem? The number was missing one digit, causing frenzied girls and delusional fans to try to fill in the blank with any digit between 0 and 9.
  • What started off as an innocent prank turned into a nightmare for 81-year-old great grandmother Dilcie Fleming from Dallas and another man by the name of Kent, after the two Southerners received over 1,000 phone calls from girls trying to reach their teen idol.

JOG THE WEB is a web-based tool that allows anyone to create a synchronous guide to a series of web sites.
Its step by step approach of taking viewers through web sites allowing the author to annotate and ask guiding questions for each page is unique.

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A Lawyer Who Is Also A Photographer Just Deleted All Her Pinterest Boards Out Of Fear
Alyson Shontell | Feb. 28, 2012, 12:31 PM | 421,903 | 224
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wwiwsky via FlickrA  woman named Kirsten decided to look into the legality of Pinterest.  After all, she's a lawyer with a passion for photography.
What she found scared her so much, she shut down her Pinterest boards entirely.
Kirsten's investigation began after she saw photographers complaining about copyright violations on Facebook.  She wondered why Facebook could get in trouble for copyright violation and Pinterest couldn't.
She browsed Pinterest's Terms of Use section. In it she found Pinterest's members are solely responsible for what they pin and repin. They must have explicit permission from the owner to post everything.
"I immediately thought of the ridiculously gorgeous images I had recently pinned from an outside website, and, while I gave the other photographer credit, I most certainly could not think of any way that I either owned those photos or had a license, consent or release from the photographer who owned them," Kirsten writes.
Pinterest encourages repinning community photos though, so Kirsten found it hard to believe the act was unlawful. She continued to dig.

Kirsten turned to federal copyright laws and found a section on fair use. Copyrighted work can only be used without permission when someone is criticizing it, commenting on it, reporting on it, teaching about it, or conducting research.  Repinning doesn't fall under any of those categories.

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Mar
14
2012

This education hashtag listing is a refined list based on the one available through Cybrary Man. Please visit his site for more hashtag options. Also, follow leading educators using many of these hashtags by visiting this page of the same site. You can easily reach this listing by visiting http://www.novemberlearning.com/twitterhashtags.

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K-12 schools, in effect, have become a scapegoat for a society incapable of or unwilling to face deeper problems associated with our education system.

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  • What's missing? For starters, to be a citizen of the United States, among other things, requires developing a democratic mind—the intellectual ability to entertain contradictory or opposing ideas, hold tentative judgments, and make decisions based on facts supported by evidence. None of us is born with this capability. It must be learned, if not from the family, then in school.
  • "abstract thinking," is critical to the study of many subjects, but particularly important when studying histo
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Mar
13
2012

As part of what project creator, ad agency, Bartle, Bogle, Hegarty (BBH) is calling an experiment, they've outfitted homeless men with 4G MiFi devices. Known as Homeless Hotspots and currently roam the streets of Austin, Texas at the South by Southwest tech festival.

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