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You know the expression, “time flies when you’re having fun!” The Greeks had two words to express time, Chronos and kairos. Chronos was the word used to refer to clock time, time that can be measured in days, hours, minutes and seconds. Think of chronos as quantitative time, and part of words like chronology, chronic,…
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Two articles are a must read for information and reflection. They both appeared in Sunday’s New York Times. The first was written by Michael Kimmelman, Mexico City, Parched and Sinking, Faces a Water Crisis. The lead quote from the article is: Climate change is threatening to push a crowded capital toward a breaking point. The…
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Reflecting on two recent stories about great or inspiring teachers, I can’t help but wonder why our society, maybe it’s just the news media, focuses on the great teacher being a “hero,” someone who comes to the rescue of students who are poorly served in school. The first story is about a teacher who builds…
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Educators should read the article in the New York Times, Savings, Longevity, and the Year in Fitness, by Gretchen Reynolds, (@gretchenreynold), who is the physical education columnist for NY Times Well blog and author of the bestseller, The First 20 Minutes. She reports on studies which show that people who ignore their health and fitness are…
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In their 2000 Harvard Business Review article, Communities of Practice: The Organization Frontier, Wenger and Snyder discuss the value of organizations promoting more informal communities of practice that are flexible groupings of people who have “shared expertise and passion for a joint enterprise.” People in communities of practice share their experiences and knowledge in free-flowing,…
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