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By Sherman Dorn on November 25, 2007
If you’re the parent or teacher of an adolescent, or an adolescent looking for concrete study skills, the best way to thank the folks who put together James Madison University’s Learning Toolbox is to use it. It contains a concise description of various study skills.
A different way to be thankful for opportunities is to reciprocate. I have absolutely no experience with the self-organizing conferences known as BarCamps, but an educational variant has sprung up, and I think the next one is EduCampNYC, December 1 in Teachers College. If you’re attending, please tell us how it goes/went!
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Small bits: gratitude through use and reciprocity
By Sherman Dorn on November 25, 2007
If you’re the parent or teacher of an adolescent, or an adolescent looking for concrete study skills, the best way to thank the folks who put together James Madison University’s Learning Toolbox is to use it. It contains a concise description of various study skills.
A different way to be thankful for opportunities is to reciprocate. I have absolutely no experience with the self-organizing conferences known as BarCamps, but an educational variant has sprung up, and I think the next one is EduCampNYC, December 1 in Teachers College. If you’re attending, please tell us how it goes/went!
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