The Week – Nov 18, 2:55 AM
10 things you need to know today The week’s best photojournalism ‘If you’re studying interpretive dance, God bless you, but there’s not a lot of jobs right now in America looking for people with that as a skill set,’ Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin…
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Medium – Nov 16, 7:42 AM
I often hear big firm law partners complain about the work ethic, or lack thereof, of Millennials. They’ve got no commitment, no drive. Those partners are in good company. I hear a similar complaint from plenty of other business owners and…
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hastac.org – Nov 15
Overview: This post offers an array of classic, well-researched “inventory” or active learning methods designed to allow every student (or group member–beyond the classroom) to participate whether in small or large classes. Some of…
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WIRED – Tom Simonite – Nov 15
Musing on the future of the economy earlier this year, Bill Gates warned of smart machines replacing human workers and suggested a tax on robots. A new study of how technology is changing American jobs suggests workers are most immediately…
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WIRED – Jordan McMahon – Nov 5
Stop me if you’ve heard this before. You text a friend to finalize plans, anxiously awaiting their reply, only to get a message from them on Snapchat to say your latest story was hilarious. So, you move the conversation over to Snapchat, decide to…
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Monbiot – Oct 7, 2013, 1:42 PM
A week in the countryside is worth three months in a classroom. By George Monbiot, published in the Guardian 8th October 2013 What is the best way to knacker a child’s education? Force him or her to spend too long in the classroom. An overview of…
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