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Principles of Adult Behavior by John Perry Barlow

These are much harder than the golden rule or the 4 agreements, but they provide more guidance. In his memoir, after John Perry showed these to Jerry Garcia, Garcia commented,"I hope your embarrassment insurance is paid up.

1. Be patient. No matter what. 2. Don’t badmouth: Assign responsibility, never blame. Say nothing behind another’s back you’d be unwilling to say, in exactly the same tone and language, to his face. 3. Never assume the motives of others are, to them, less noble than yours are to you. 4. Expand your sense of the possible. 5. Don’t trouble yourself with matters you truly cannot change. 6. Expect no more of anyone than you yourself can deliver. 7. Tolerate ambiguity. 8. Laugh at yourself frequently. 9. Concern yourself with what is right rather than who is right. 10. Never forget that, no matter how certain, you might be wrong. 11. Give up blood sports. 12. Remember that your life belongs to others as well. Do not endanger it frivolously. And never endanger the life of another. 13. Never lie to anyone for any reason. (Lies of omission are sometimes exempt.) 14. Learn the needs of those around you and respect them. 15. Avoid the pursuit of happiness. Seek to define your mission and pursue that. 16. Reduce your use of the first personal pronoun. 17. Praise at least as often as you disparage. 18. Never let your errors pass without admission. 19. Become less suspicious of joy. 20. Understand humility. 21. Forgive. 22. Foster dignity. 23. Live memorably. 24. Love yourself. 25. Endure.

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Solar Eclipse 2017

Solar Eclipse 2017: NASA covers the August 21 solar eclipse live from coast to coast, from unique vantage points on the ground and from aircraft and spacecraft, including the International Space Station.

Cory Booker | Interactive Opening Speaker — SXSW 2017

Welcome to Austin, All Educators & Teachers

All Addictions All the Time Help for

Typing with your fingers, hunting and pecking with a pointer OR do you use both thumbs? Are you more highly evolved and search by voice? Or are you always trying to figure it out. All of us come to our devices and most quickly absorb them as appendages / assistants -- albeit sometimes dysfunctional ones.

Seneca Rewritten for all of Us

Hurry up and live, and consider each day as a completed life...

One who believes every day that life has been complete enjoys peace of mind.
S/he enjoys the present without depending on what does not yet exist...
S/he does not hurl toward an uncertain goal, for s/he is satisfied with what s/he has.
 
Nor is s/he satisfied with little, for what s/he possesses is in the universe...
"All this belongs to me".

-- Seneca, Roman Philosopher and Statesman via ME Middleton

Taking care of yourself and your gifts is a way of honoring the Giver. Live Now.

From Scarboro Missions
a Canadian order

More Lessons Learned

You cannot fix everyone. You have to fix yourself first. Be kind. Be compassionate as well as honest. Especially with yourself.

Compassionate Conversations

Join us + @AustinSymphony for “Compassionate Conversations" on March 29 → https://t.co/9AhE5uM6Lm pic.twitter.com/ivWf0Hn7hI

— Blanton Museum (@blantonmuseum) March 24, 2016

Kellers ARCS Model of Learning Motivation

Kellers ARCS Model of Learning Motivation: ... how to create lessons and tailor teaching to produce motivation in the ... A teacher should make steps to learning (like scaffolding) to help them succeed ...

Alas, I did not learn everything in grad school. You must keep on learning all the time, and one of my fellow instructional designer / technology geek girls shared her knowledge of ARCS with me. I love that it integrates Attention and Relevance as essential to learning. This slide show is a nice introduction to anyone who wants to teach something.

Dividing the Workload

Dividing the Workload

A manager, teacher, supervisor of any kind who does not know how to divide workload can ruin the productivity of those they employ if they cannot determine optimal levels of productivity. When it is so hard for us to self-report accurately as human, how can we hope to learn how to do it for others with trial and error.

E-Learning Journeys: Global Education Highlights (weekly)

Engaging list. Must follow!



E-Learning Journeys: Global Education Highlights (weekly)

Critical Thinking? How disappointed would Socrates Be?

Reason to live | General | Times Higher Education



In the Theaetetus, Socrates asks "What is knowledge?" And having been
told that it is geometry and shoemaking and so forth, he replies, "You
were not asked what things there is knowledge of, nor how many sorts of
knowledge there are ... for our aim in asking was not to count the sorts
of knowledge but to know what knowledge itself is."



Asking the right questions is one half of knowledge.

Patxi Pierce Blog

Patxi Pierce Blog



http://blog.patxipierce.com/#  The API

One Best Thing on the iTunes iBook Store

http://www.mrswideen.com/2014/05/learn-something-new-today-and-implement.html Ran across this today from one of Apple's Distinguished Educators. iBooks created for use in the classroom. So much good information on the use of technology in the classroom.

Cj's Instructional Systems Design Blog: Conceptual Models for Instruction

 Love that my favorite cognitive scientist / instructional designers are sourced for this infographic. Nice job!


Cj's Instructional Systems Design Blog: Conceptual Models for Instruction: Title: Conceptual Models for Instruction ID Basis: Learning Theory and Systems Theory Ever wonder what makes the difference be...

Will Accreditation Trump Diplomas?

Thinking about Accreditation in a Rapidly Changing World (EDUCAUSE Review) | EDUCAUSE.edu

A new path for CBE accreditation would likely focus on three key areas:

1. The learning outcomes or competencies—looking hard at the clarity of claims, definitions and rubrics, rigor, levels of mastery, scope of learning, the basis for the competencies, and more
2. The assessment of mastery—looking hard at mastery assessment, validity, rigor, and more
3. Integrity—looking hard at how the program ensures that the students taking the assessments are those who enrolled, that cheating and fraud are prevented, and that funding support is appropriate and goes to actual demonstrated learning

Tip 69: You can with Tin Can | Elearning Tips

Tip 69: You can with Tin Can | Elearning Tips

Visual Turn • jonportfolio: The education spectrum

Visual Turn • jonportfolio: The education spectrum

The best training has always been interactive, informal, and social. Socrates proved that!