DISQUS

The Innocence Project is doing some work to help those people who may be facing the death penalty, but some of the evidence in the case does not add up.

However, to rape and murder an innocent child should not go without punishment as long as the evidence points to the person who perpetrated it.

I find myself on the fence with this one. I want the innocent to come out all right - whether innocent victim or innocently accused.

Robyn

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Thanks for listing my review, Angela. It was a pleasure to read your book and learn from you.

What a thoughtful and creative slideshow Monettte Ross compiled. Shows the heart of Classroom Habitudes.

Thanks so much, Angela, for listing my review of Classroom Habitues along with the others. It was my pleasure to read the book and learn much from you.

Your slide show triggers reflection and thought. Nicely done.

Hi Ramana, I couln't conjure up this picture of "light at the end of the tunnel" in my wildest dreams. It is so extraordinary that we laugh. Thanks for bringing out the best in folks!

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Students give so much more when they feel free to explore answers without "expected responses." Answers can be a bit messy and surprising. I have worked with teachers at times who had expected answers. What a joy to help them turn that kind of methodology around. When they see how much students relish the process of finding answers and all the new ideas that surround student contributions, these traditional teachers begin to change old ruts. The more they practice new skills, the more new dendrite brain cells the brain builds for that kind of change.

Thanks so much for listing Brain Based Biz as a link to explore.

I so value what you do to bring habitudes to faculty and students alike.

Hi Simon, you do well to point out some of the problems we have because people have not had good stewardship of the earth. I have named your blog for a Premio Dardos award. The The Premio Dardos is “bestowed for recognition of cultural, ethical, literary and personal values transmitted in the form of creative and original writing.”

Hi Andy, I like the way you engage readers by putting opposing views upfront in a way that engages readers. So I have named your blog for a Premio Dardos award. The The Premio Dardos is “bestowed for recognition of cultural, ethical, literary and personal values transmitted in the form of creative and original writing.”

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Thanks for a very comprehensive post on the kinds of links we can expect between Twitter and blogs

I could not have begun to imagine all the possibilities. Thanks for a great post.

Have a great holiday gathering and enjoy! Glad your grill works now. Great story about procrastination...

Congrats, Charlie. Next step is that when the temptations really get to you to be able to stick to healthy eating and exercise. That's where the rubber meets the road for me.

I'm working on myself, but at a little slower pace and so far so good.

Lissa, this is an inspiring story. Your Poppa is truly king. People of his generation went through so many crises. It helped make them strong in many ways. We truly learn from them.

Thanks for sharing.

Great to get such a fresh view on this, Micah. Seems like "evangelists" or people that truly believe in their products can do the best presenting their PR on the web. Never thought I'd see the line that SEO is dead. :-)

Sandy, what did you enjoy most about participating in Age of Conversation 2? I like your work and am curious about your topic to help people "get it."

Thanks for contributing to the publicity.

Mike this article is really well-done since you use so many of the multiple intelligences to express the ideas. The only thing I would say is that as a blogger I take away the podium so I can bring in more ideas from my readers. In an earlier blog you wrote, you mention getting away from the podium and mingling with your audience as you give a presentation. In my mind that shows just what I mean. :-)

Mike, I look forward to reading your contribution and learning from you. I wondered what the difference was between a blog and a wiki, and in your last post you told me in straight terms. I like the fact you brought in several of the multiple intelligences to express it.

Angela, I too, see the rich resources in the minds of children who currently live in poverty. You inspire me as a teacher who does what it takes to show you truly care since you visit homes and get to know families. There is no other way to see the whole learner.

This is an amazing article and I am glad to see this entry for Blog Action Day.

Thanks so very much for all you do to benefit children who face difficulties.

Congrats on your award, Monty!

Angela, in my mind all teachers need to ask your brilliant question: "Is technology one of my attributes? If not, how can it be?"

Since students hook into technology at an early age it's extremely important for educators to make the most of this amazing tool to advance learning and student growth.

Thanks

Hi Angela, I briefly looked at the early literacy materials in the link and must say they look good because there is such a variety of activity and it is connected to the real world rather than a sheet of paper and a workbook. When children dip into several intelligences to learn a concept such as our alphabet system and how these letters can be built to create words that represent meaning, it helps reinforce the learning since it brings the knowledge to several areas of the brain to reinforce it. Children who are not so verbally oriented, have a chance to learn through their strengths.

Thanks for all you do, Angela, to promote literacy and the things that make a difference to children's success.

Mike, you definitely provide unique contributions to any conversation. You're a be a powerful addition to Joyful Jubilant Learning.

Doug, thanks for making it easy to sign up for other conversationalists' feeds. What a winner!

Mike, many bloggers attention spans are short too, and are easily bored so what does that tell us as creators?

It's great to meet a "Conversation Artiste!" And, thanks for the link. :-)

Frank, this looks like a must read. Thanks for showing a glimpse of the wealth within.

Hi Frank, "methinks" you truly celebrated St. Patrick's Day and this wonderfully rolicking post spun from the Leprechans around you. ;-)