Archive for February, 2011
The language chosen, the props utilized, and the teacher’s enthusiasm can change something important but boring into a stellar moment for the students, leading instantly to their grokking of the lesson[ READ MORE ]
It didn’t make me cry like a dumb wussy girl, but I did think grateful thoughts, yet again, that I’ve been lucky enough to have had some in my life. [ READ MORE ]
Researchers studying highly anxious people were intrigued to find that the more twitchy humans among us don’t necessarily want the sources of our anxiety to be dealt with; we like our high anxiety levels where they are, so back the hell off. It’s free, it’s legal, and it’s an awesome rush. [ READ MORE ]
The freedom one gains when solo is one of my favorite elements of travel. Even when I travel with someone else, I seek out chunks of time to spend sans companion. Those solitary moments just walking and wandering and doing what I want never fail to be profound[ READ MORE ]
Someone thought outside the box, which I applaud. Now someone needs to fix the Alzheimer’s situation. That means you, neuroscientists. Get on it[ READ MORE ]
Are you an awesome teacher with too much time on your hands? If you answered, “That’s not even possible!†then you’ve at least got the Awesome Teacher gene[ READ MORE ]
According to my favorite tech nerd, Jane Hart, Twitter is a viable learning tool for surgeons[ READ MORE ]
It's pretty much just fear keeping everyone going. In this situation, procrastination can reach epic levels of profundity[ READ MORE ]
These bothersome fixations are not at all interesting except to some annoying-ass bit of my grey matter, which has no effing business using its precious energy on anything but my quest for badass knowledge-acquisition and the pulling of me through reality in one piece[ READ MORE ]