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In My League
http://inmyleague.blogspot.com/
- Author: tcip1
- Listed in: eLearning Independent
- Tags: education Games learning open source creative commons less government
- Added on: Mar 16th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
We are moving toward having all information available on the Internet; how it is presented will make all the difference. Information should peak our interest. Learning environments should be inclusive not exclusive.
Government involvement in peoples' lives is too oppresive; most problems should be solved through the free enterprise system, not government regulation. Free enterprise will always be messy, but government solutions are often illusory and oppresive.
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Marc is getting ready to go on Trek in Wyoming. I was asked to write a letter that will be given him while he's on Trek. Here it is:Dear Marc,One of the greatest joys of my life is having you as my son. I love you. I enjoy being with you and I en...
I Just Keep Swimming Uphill
Charles Darwin made a name for himself and shaped the thinking of the world with his theory of evolution by natural selection. I believe in evolution, but not to the extreme that Darwin and many in modern science believe. Through our own experience...
Think Like a Dandelion
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Made to Stick
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The Big Picture
If you heard only of Ben Carson's childhood you would be amazed to learn he is now the director of pediatric neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions.The inner city of Detroit, Michigan was his home and as a youth he gained the nickname of...
