Category: Articles
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5 Minute Management Course -Alibaba Trade Forums
5 Minute Management Course -Alibaba Trade Forums.
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“Seven Blunders of the World” by Mahatma Gandhi
“Seven Blunders of the World” by Mahatma Gandhi.
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Philosophy since the Enlightenment, by Roger Jones
Philosophy since the Enlightenment, by Roger Jones.
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Squashed Philosophers Abridged Editions – Home Page
Squashed Philosophers lets you get to grips with a great idea in an hour or so, whether that’s to prepare yourself for something bigger, or just for the joy of discovery. They’re not complete and they’re not perfect, but they do let you do something the originals can’t – get…
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How to Create a Presentation for Someone Else | Duarte Blog
Streamline the process of creating slides for your speaker Not all of us who work in communications are blessed with a strong design sense—we’re usually good with words, and we leave the design and image creation to the experts. But communications people are eventually called on to create smart, informative…
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Daily question: Pay to read? « counternotions
For about $250 you can get the New York Times print edition home delivered daily for a year. That will get you thousands of stories, facts, stats, pictures and so on. Or for the same $250 you can join several other people to fund the research and reporting of 10…
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Update on Baldrige Performance Excellence Program | A View from the Q
Update on Baldrige Performance Excellence Program | A View from the Q.
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Teaching the Right Skills For a New Age: Inquiry Based Instruction | Spaces for Innovation | Scoop.it
“Asking questions, formulating problems and challenges. It is a rare school or program that enables students to examine and develop profound questions, solve complex problems on a regular basis, or work from/develop challenges that are worthy of critical study. Imagine studying the American Revolution by enabling students to brainstorm questions…
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Seymour Papert: Project-Based Learning | Edutopia
An expert on children and computing, Dr. Seymour Papert is a mathematician and one of the early pioneers of Artificial Intelligence. He is a distinguished professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and author of major books on children and learning. Here he describes learning environments in which children collaborate…
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