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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Introduction of 0 - The future of radical price
Most transactions have an upside and downside but when something is free, we forget the downside. “Free” gives us an emotional charge that we rate what is being offered more valuable than it really is.
Why? Because people are afraid of loss. The real power of “free” is tied to this fear. There is no VISIBLE possibility of loss when something is free. People rather take the free Tesco chocolate than paying 10 penny for Lindt. With Lindt, there is the possibility of disappointment - so we chose the risk free, “free” option.
Chris Anderson
Don’t Share with Friends of Friends on Facebook
Based on the most recent information I could find, the average Facebook user has 234 friends. Assuming you have 234 Facebook friends, and they each have 234 Facebook friends, you’re sharing your information with almost 55,000 people.
A Ten Step Guide to the Best Projects
Here are two:
- Rubric: The rubric is an essential tool for maintaining transparency for students at Manor. Teachers carefully design rubrics to define all the desired learning outcomes for a project, including which state standards students are expected to master and how performance will be measured for each outcome. The rubric sets the standard for each project and is presented at the start so that students have clear goals to work toward.
- Group contract: Individual accountability is a critical component of successful PBL, and Manor students use group contracts to document expectations for each team member. Each project team writes a contract that clearly defines everyone’s roles, responsibilities, and contributions to the project, and students are held to it. Students can be fired if they do not fulfill their part of the contract and must complete the project on their own, although this rarely happens at Manor.
South Bank
IELTS EXAMINATION (REAL LIFE EXPERIENCE)
“Aiyoyo, what happen to my blog ahhh???”,this is a Malaysian me asking a question to you guys. #LOLSo what’s up my beloooooved readers & visitooorrssss~
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Kind of a cool way to look at things
Agreed.
This is an amazing idea.
(The QR codes let you download the ebook!)
Shanghai is an exceptional case - and the [PISA] results there are close to what I expected. But what surprised me more [in China] were the results from poor provinces that came out really well. The levels of resilience are just incredible. In China, the idea is so deeply rooted that education is the key to mobility and success.
Andreas Schleicher, Deputy Director for Education at the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development who oversees the Programme for International Student Assessment. (via lessonsfromabroad)
