A nice template for thinking critically that could be used as a writing exercise in the classroom in essay or paragraph form. Thanks @brainpicker https://t.co/RQ5tvpOpPT
About to share a turkey with people with whom you share no political values? Here's help from philosopher Daniel Dennett with the the 4 steps to arguing intelligently and criticizing with kindness: https://t.co/EWKzH3mf3F
"I put my heart and soul into my work and have lost my umbrella in the process." Don`t be like van Gogh, go to @maximegambarini @Rico_lifemeans@Scbqrgb0Dr and they`ll tell you how! Umbrentals! https://t.co/5zWgMKhg6l
"Imagination is more important than umbrellas," said Albert Eistein, "but you should still vote in this poll made by Team Maxime! https://t.co/EE5TmuhFgD
Of course, poetry is the news that stays news (according to Ezra Pound), but if you need to keep up with contemporary stories and analysis, this serves as an awesome overview of the mediascape: https://t.co/04Fo5CpH05
We need to teach students how to read media critically. Love this from Vanessa Otero's blog: "All Generalizations Are False." Located here: https://t.co/nXzFE1Gyvt
Thanks to Jeff Krapels for this.
Looking forward to discussing social media campaigns for social change today and also exploring materials from https://t.co/eeJIVW1w0S in our classroom. (Thanks for the inspiration @Chuffed )
"Education is what remains after one has put down one's smart phone." Albert Einstein (Wow! Al was ahead of his time in so many ways!)
https://t.co/q91X9wpo50