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by Mark Anderson
"Technology can be used to support any subject and technology to support creative writing is one such area. Here are some of my favourite but often overlooked sites and tools as well as some staples for inspiration, creation and publication and they work just as well in primary as they do secondary and in further education." 
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Happiness interview: Andrew Mangino. By Gretchen Rubin...
How can we usher in a new era of happiness (and inspiration) in America's schools?
Our team at The Future Project believes that just as there is an achievement gap, there is also an inspiration deficit in our schools. When students (and teachers, administrators, custodians, coaches, and parents) are not inspired, they are not happy -- at least not as happy as they could be! Nor do they learn well; reform, we believe, must be built on a foundation of inspiration. So, we're aiming to bring about the world in which all students have found something that inspires and truly excites them, whether civil engineering, French food, botany, or the Roaring Twenties, and channeled it to improve the world around them. All before finishing high school!
Read more, very interesting...:
Via Gust MEES
Gust MEES's comment,
July 5, 2012 5:08 AM
@Konstantinos Kalemis,
Hi, Thanks for your comment, much appreciated... have a nice day :-) Gust |
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"For India and the world, it is essential that every child and young person develops these skills. You can't be a change-maker by reading a book. This is the ultimate bicycle ride.You have to do it." Via The Ashoka Community
The Ashoka Community's curator insight,
July 23, 2013 8:48 AM
In an interview to Times of India at the Ashoka India Future Forum in June, Ashoka CEO Bill Drayton talks about the importance of changemaking skills in the future. For more updates, visit #IndiaFF.
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By Alex Banayan
This is a wnoderful collection of 5 secrets to success coupled with 5 unique stories that bring them to life and help you see why they work. Ken Morrison's Key Take-Away
1. The Audacity to Break the Rules 3. A Hunger to Solve Problems 4. A Ferocious Drive to Do More 5. A Sharp Focus on Playing the People Game
Also... As the President of Online Services at Microsoft, Lu has made a drastic journey to the top thanks to what his colleagues call “Qi Time.”
Via Ken Morrison
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Anderson highlights, describes, and provides links to numerous apps and services designed to provide:
Inspiration
Creation
Publication