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Amazing explanation of what has happened to education and where it needs to go to get us to the next level of human intelligence. Something that would have happened long ago if not for department of education.
http://youtu.be/zDZFcDGpL4U
Video by CognitiveMediaAmazing explanation of what has happened to education and where it needs to go to get... more
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Educational miracle worker Sugata Mitra doesn’t take on small challenges. His original breath-taking discoveries overturned everything we knew about early self-teaching. He’s back with enough equally shocking, more recent findings to justify you watching for fifty minutes.Educational miracle worker Sugata Mitra doesn’t take on small challenges. His... more
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Tonight I was asked if I am a photographer and my answer was no, but I wasn't asked by an adult, it was a kid. She then told me that I am in fact a photographer because I take pictures. I suppose she is right, the problem is I am a photographer who is self taught and as such I do not have an audience. I've been studying the art of photography my whole life, but just recently I've devoted my life to being on the move and taking photos. I document nearly every day now, in an effort to learn my camera better as well as tell my story. At this point I need to find a way to continue my education, whether it be through my project twathorse or through attending art school. Either way, I'm documenting the journey, it is here for you to follow, and I assure you it will be a fun ride.Tonight I was asked if I am a photographer and my answer was no, but I wasn't... more
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The ways of yesterday are the ways of today. I'm enrolled in the Jobs Now 3 program which isn't like the original Jobs Now program where you could get a job and your employer would be repaid your salary. Now it's only a $5000 endowment to the person who hires you, but it's still not bad. There is a catch now though. You have to go through the Career Development Center where they try and find you a job.The ways of yesterday are the ways of today. I'm enrolled in the Jobs Now 3... more
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Anyone wishing to enter the profession must overindulge in a glut of reading and studying. Not surprisingly, many books on the medical sciences haven risen to prominence in both classrooms and offices alike. Whether textbooks, references, diagnostic manuals, popular science literature or something completely different, these reads have contributed greatly to the understanding of how the human body and mind work (and work together).
LINK : http://www.mastersinhealthcare.com/blog/2011/the-50-all-time-best-books-for-doctors/Anyone wishing to enter the profession must overindulge in a glut of reading and... more
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Many experts agree that early-childhood reading is essential for building the skills that children will need to learn effectively in elementary school. But how important is it for middle school kids to keep reading? British politician Michael Gove suggests that eleven-year-olds should read 50 books a year. This post shows one parent's reaction to Gove’s statement and also provides a list of 50 great books for young readers.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/educationnews/8396823/Michael-Gove-pupils-should-read-50-books-a-year.htmlMany experts agree that early-childhood reading is essential for building the skills... more
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In science fiction movies, when robots talk to one another it's not really a "language" as much as a stream of beeps or long strings of binary. Even so, one group of Australian researchers have managed to teach robots to do something that, until now, was the reserve of humans and a few other animals: they've taught them how to invent and use spoken language.
The goal of the research is to understand how language evolves and develops naturally over time. Since it's impossible to find two humans who have no language and experiment with them to see how they invent one, the University of Queensland and the Queensland University of Technology researchers decided to use robots instead. The robots, called LingoDroids, are equipped with microphones, speakers, cameras, range finders, and sonar that they use to map their surroundings and speak to one another. http://www.makeahistory.com/index.php/your-details/42967-lingodroid-project-robots-taught-to-invent-own-languageIn science fiction movies, when robots talk to one another it's not really a... more
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Boosting memory and learning is a complicated process in children. Enhancing learning in children depends on how well they remember their lessons and later recalls them to perform well in the tests.
Learning and memorization go hand in hand and is mutually dependant. There are many children’s who at an early age masters one or more skills.
Checkout this video where a very pretty little angel named Aelita Andre masters on abstract painting skills at the age of 4 years. The prodigy loves to play with paints and her paintings have been featured in famous art galleries, around the world.
http://funnyandspicy.com/little-angel-aelita-andre-masters-on-abstract-paintingBoosting memory and learning is a complicated process in children. Enhancing learning... more
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This video is about my introduction of my video chat online adviser webpage. It's about providing online video chat with users in computer and internet knowledge. Like emails, internet use, e-commerce, downloads, softwares, anti-virus, spywares, computers maintenance, disk cleaning and other relevant computer and internet knowledge.This video is about my introduction of my video chat online adviser webpage. It's... more
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Blacks in Cuba: A look at being black in Cuba and issues of race, racism, and their reflection in society and everyday life in the island nation.
In Cuba Professor Gates finds out how the culture, religion, politics and music of this island are inextricably linked to the huge amount of slave labor imported to produce its enormously profitable 19th century sugar industry, and how race and racism have fared since Fidel Castro's Communist revolution in 1959Blacks in Cuba: A look at being black in Cuba and issues of race, racism, and their... more
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The work of mathematical geniuses can inspire intimidation or even fear into the hearts of aspiring students. And who can blame them? Often given a barrage of principles and functions with little to no real-world application offered, it's no wonder why so many students, math majors and non-majors alike, have such trouble wrapping their minds around mathematical ideas that originated centuries ago. Rarely will a math class ever provide any sort of context to the mathematical concepts taught beyond the concepts themselves. Rarely will students ever receive an insight into the person who created the idea. Sure, it may not solve all math woes, but it could definitely help foster a better understanding of so many students' least favorite subject.
LINK : http://www.bestuniversities.com/blog/2011/10-great-minds-every-math-student-should-know/The work of mathematical geniuses can inspire intimidation or even fear into the... more
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Learning more about the lives and leadership abilities of those who have risen to the top can be enlightening and inspirational for anyone, especially college students who aspire to leadership roles of their own. These biographies are great reading material to get you started and help you to learn more about what makes a leader, manager or role model stand out from the crowd.
LINK : http://www.onlineclasses.org/2011/04/18/25-biographies-every-leader-should-read/Learning more about the lives and leadership abilities of those who have risen to the... more
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Backed by stunning illustrations, David Christian narrates a complete history of the universe, from the Big Bang to the Internet, in a riveting 18 minutes.Backed by stunning illustrations, David Christian narrates a complete history of the... more
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National Library Week is April 12 this year, and this week-long celebration gives individuals a chance to truly recognize all the great things these ancient institutions have to offer. From free books to career courses, libraries are a source of information and inspiration for young minds and can be a lifesaver for those facing tough economic times. Whether you choose to honor your college library or one in your community, here are a few ways that you can use this week to promote, appreciate and praise your local cornerstones.
LINK : http://www.onlinecollege.org/2011/04/10/50-great-ways-to-celebrate-on-library-appreciation-day/National Library Week is April 12 this year, and this week-long celebration gives... more
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So your child wants to go to day camp this summer.
Their friends who have been going are counting the days and hours until camp starts again. You know your child is going to have fun but you ask yourself, "Why do kids love it so much and what can they really get out of their experience?" Believe it or not, camp can enhance your child's emotional, social and developmental growth.So your child wants to go to day camp this summer.
Their friends who have been going... more
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There's a whole lifetime ahead to learn and numerous resources both in the classroom and outside of it for expanding your knowledge. One great place to seek out help with becoming a better artist is on YouTube. There, other artists, teachers and experts share their lessons on just about everything you could want to know.
Link : http://www.bachelorsdegreeonline.com/blog/2011/100-awesome-art-lessons-on-youtube/There's a whole lifetime ahead to learn and numerous resources both in the... more
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There's a whole lifetime ahead to learn and numerous resources both in the classroom and outside of it for expanding your knowledge. One great place to seek out help with becoming a better artist is on YouTube. There, other artists, teachers and experts share their lessons on just about everything you could want to know.
LINK : http://www.bachelorsdegreeonline.com/blog/2011/100-awesome-art-lessons-on-youtube/There's a whole lifetime ahead to learn and numerous resources both in the... more
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Italian filmmaker Bernardo Bertolucci turns 70 today, with 45+ years of masterful contributions to cinema. As the above quote suggests, Bertolucci has spent his career fighting Hollywood cliches and hackneyed plots. He strongly resists any kind of censorship, and he refuses to play it safe. This is what makes Bertolucci worth studying in film classes, worth admiring above the rest.Italian filmmaker Bernardo Bertolucci turns 70 today, with 45+ years of masterful... more
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