This Sunday is Father’s Day, and here at Gone Country, we thought we’d celebrate. Country music is full of songs about fathers, stepfathers and father figures, for better or for worse. Not to mention the ...
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a personal notebook since summer 2013, a virtual scrapbook
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Gilbert C FAURE
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Dan Russell writes: "There’s a difference between knowing that something exists, being able to find it rapidly with a moment’s worth of research, and then being able to pull together multiple sources of information into a coherent analysis. Via Mary Reilley Clark, Elizabeth E Charles 
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June 17, 2016 11:33 AM
I learn so much reading Dan's blog! I'll be sharing this with teachers and students. Being able to Google a fact and being able to dig deeper to find the best resources and increase understanding is like the difference between knowing a tomato is a fruit, and knowing not to put it in a fruit salad. (Or better yet, knowing that in the United States we don't do that. In South Korea, cherry tomatoes in bingsu are a real treat!)
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When there’s inequity in learning, it’s usually baked into life, Harvard analysts say. Via Education Senior Spring, diane gusa
Education Senior Spring's curator insight,
May 30, 2016 12:00 AM
-How can we close the education gap? -Why is it so hard to close the gap? -Have we made any progress to closing the gap? -CJ
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Wikipédia est (ou devrait être) un objet extraordinaire à enseigner : tout le monde connaît Wikipédia, et presque tout le monde connaît mal Wikipédia...l
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"enseigner"? maîtriser?
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Un bref historique de l'Internet | Internet Society https://t.co/L2vdfh67XW
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Dorell Ghotmeh Tane has created a new home for the Estonian National Museum – a 350-metre-long sloping glass building that rises from a disused runway.
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Global collaboration is a skill every student needs to build up. Educators, too.
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A park ranger is diligently uploading these free cartographic resources for the enjoyment and convenience of all.
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Du magma toujours liquide sous les volcans de la Chaîne des Puys
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A comprehensive approach to urban agriculture is rolling out in Motor City.
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From bargain-price rooms in midtown Manhattan to swish boutique hotels in Brooklyn and Queens, our top 10 makes it possible to explore NYC to the max
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20 Facts About U.S. Inequality that Everyone Should Know - Stanford Center on Poverty and Inequality
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May 30, 2016 1:44 AM
This articles describes the different inequalities in the US. I believe all of them connect to the education inequality, especially wage inequality and poverty. -CJ
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Here’s how I researched material for a book I was ghostwriting. You might like these tools, too. You can’t find everything on the Internet…yet. But you sure can find a lot. I…
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Lab notebook tool Hivebench will be integrated with Mendeley to help researchers enrich and manage their data Research data is the foundation on which scientific, technical, social and medical knowledge is built.
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elsevier everywhere
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From
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Reading isn’t just for writers. Reading helps us learn more about our craft — whether it’s marketing, management, engineering or teaching…
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The true purpose, motivation and rewards behind searching, collecting, adding value and sharing great collections of information.
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Loop opens integration into third-party websites and first partners with Nature Publishing Group.
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another networking platform
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The Buddhist meditation practice is over 1,500 years old, but modern science says it has very real mental and physical health benefits.
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