Thursday, December 9, 2010
Comedy for Your Friday
I love this bit from Abbott and Costello.
As a teacher, I have often seen some pretty impressive reasoning in my math class. This one takes the cake though. 13 x 7 = 28 and it makes sense? Weird and funny.
Jeremy Hotz is always good for a laugh!
Hope you enjoy the comedy. If you're in the mood for a mixtape, go to chasemarch.com
It's December 10th after all - comedy and mixtapes! What more can you ask for?
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Kadyelle - Diluted Shadows
Kadyelle is my new favoruite emcee. I absolutely love her album Earthworthy and if you like this track, you can go over to her bandcamp page to get it.
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Not Done Talking
Doctor Who: "Anyway, that's not the plan."
Dr. Song: "There's a plan."
Doctor Who: "Not yet, I haven't finished talking."
- Doctor Who Series 5 Episode 5 "Flesh and Stone"
This quote speaks to the power of speech and how it can be used in the process of thought. It hearkens back to another favourite quote of mine,
“I have to engage in endless dialogue before I write,” McLuhan explains, “I want to talk a subject over and over … I do a lot of my serious work while I’m talking out loud to people. I’m feeling around, not making pronouncements. Most people use speech as a result of thought, but I use it as the process.”
- Fitzgerald, Judith. Marshall McLuhan: Wise Guy. XYZ Publishing: Montreal, 2001. pg 58-59.
I like to talk over ideas too. I find my best ideas actually come through in conversations. I don’t know why this is, but it does seem to be the case. When I read this quote, I knew that I wasn’t alone in this.
I have solved problems in my class by talking. I have come up with lesson plan ideas through speech. I have come up with behaviour management techniques, routines, and countless other useful things through the process of speech.
Cool, eh?
Dr. Song: "There's a plan."
Doctor Who: "Not yet, I haven't finished talking."
- Doctor Who Series 5 Episode 5 "Flesh and Stone"
This quote speaks to the power of speech and how it can be used in the process of thought. It hearkens back to another favourite quote of mine,
“I have to engage in endless dialogue before I write,” McLuhan explains, “I want to talk a subject over and over … I do a lot of my serious work while I’m talking out loud to people. I’m feeling around, not making pronouncements. Most people use speech as a result of thought, but I use it as the process.”
- Fitzgerald, Judith. Marshall McLuhan: Wise Guy. XYZ Publishing: Montreal, 2001. pg 58-59.
I like to talk over ideas too. I find my best ideas actually come through in conversations. I don’t know why this is, but it does seem to be the case. When I read this quote, I knew that I wasn’t alone in this.
I have solved problems in my class by talking. I have come up with lesson plan ideas through speech. I have come up with behaviour management techniques, routines, and countless other useful things through the process of speech.
Cool, eh?
Monday, December 6, 2010
We Are All Teachers
- Lonnie B. Hodge
I hope you enjoy this pearl of wisdom that was posted by one of my followers on Twitter.
Happy Monday Everyone!
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Slow Down
Happy Wednesday Everyone! Let's bump this tune. It's a good one!
- Eighttrack Mind "Slow Down"
- Eighttrack Mind "Slow Down"
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Light and Dark
- Patricia Swan, character on Smallville from Season 7 Episode 14 "Traveller"
Monday, November 29, 2010
It's Not A Deal
Image via Wikipedia- Rubina Ahmed-Haq, Newstalk 1010
This one is for all of us that are working on our Christmas shopping. It's so easy to get caught up in sales or deals.
That's why it's important to adopt this motto. I know that I've bought stuff I didn't really want or need because it was on sale. Hopefully I won't get so easily caught up in that now.
Happy Monday Everyone!
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