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"Evansville (Indiana) science teacher Brian Bennett describes the Flipped Classroom as an ideology, not a methodology:
'Video itself will not help kids achieve more in your class. The flipped classroom is about making connections with learners and differentiating your instruction. If videos are a part of that multi-faceted plan, great. If they are not, still great.'
"Sams seems to concur: "Anyone who blindly adopts 'The Flipped Classroom' (or inquiry, or lecturing, or unschooling, or whatever) model and never modifies it to meet the needs of his or her students will blindly lead his or her students into educational ruin."
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Moving a lecture online changes where that information is consumed, not necessarily the degree of student engagement or its effectiveness. Curricula provider Mathalicious critiqued Khan Academy as "one of the most dangerous phenomena in education today." That argument is not directed at the site itself, but centers around the negative impact Khan may have on innovation. The Khan style of teaching is the same step-by-step process that students have seen for generations:
'Khan Academy is great for what it is — a supplemental resource; homework help — but we've turned it into something it's not. Indeed, something it was never intended to be.'
"For Fred Singer, CEO of Echo360, the Flipped Classroom movement represents an important progression toward "Phase Three" of education reform: blended learning. Meaning, the digital form moves beyond simply augmenting face-to-face teaching into a peer role where online and offline interaction directly supports learning goals. State legislators are coming closer to endorsing blended learning as a required experience."
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Great article on how to make sure that ICT is integrated in the classroom while the content – the learning is still "the thing"
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"The following materials were created to support teachers who are preparing to rollout Edmodo in their classroom. The content below includes materials created by the Edmodo team as well as a selection of content created by educators"
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In the book The Third Teacher: 79 Ways You Can Use Design to Transform Teaching & Learning, item 71 on the list is "Consult with Kids. Survey students about what they would like to study, then design spaces that let them learn what they want to learn" (p. 225). As Bruce Mau notes, "This is actually a pretty radical idea: to open source school, to say 'well, maybe the best source of information on this practice is the participants themselves.' We assume they don't know anything, and I think that's the biggest mistake we make" (p. 225).
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Thawab Al-A'mal- Sheikh Al-Sadouq p.146:
Ishaq Bin Ammar Al-Sayrafi said: "I was in Al-Koufa and many brothers would come to me. I hated notability and I was afraid of being famous for my religion, thus I ordered my servant to tell whoever comes asking for me that I am not here. I performed pilgrimage that year, so I met Abou Abdellah (pbuh) and noticed that there is a distance and change between us. Therefore, I said: "May I be sacrificed for you! What changed my position to you?" He (pbuh) said: "It is what you changed in your behavior with the believers." I said: "May I be sacrificed for you! I was only afraid of being famous, yet Allah knows how great my love for them is." He (pbuh) said: "O Ishaq, do not stop visiting your brothers, for when a believer meets his faithful brother and says hello, Allah shall continue recordinga greeting for him until the Day of Resurrection and if he shakes his hand, Allah shall send down between their thumbs a hundred mercies, ninety nine for the one who has stronger love for his friend. Allah shall come to them as well and He shall be closer to that of them who has stronger love for his friend. Moreover, if they hug, mercy shall embrace them. If they stay together, not desiring anything of this earthly world but Allah, they shall be told: 'You have been forgiven, so go on.' If they begin to discuss a matter of their own, the angels will say to one another: 'Move away from them, for they are speaking of a secret and Allah has concealed it.'" He (pbuh) said: "Ishaq." I said: "May I be sacrificed for you! Will not our words be recorded? For Allah Almighty said: "Not a word will be spoken without being recorded by a designed keeper." The son of the Messenger of Allah (pbuhp) took a deep breath and then wept until his tears drenched his beard and said: "O Ishaq, Allah, the All-Blessed the Most High, orders the angels to leave the believers when they meet out of honor for them. If the angels do not record their utterances and do not know their words, He Who keeps them, the Knower of the secrets and what is concealed has known them. O Ishaq, fear Allah as if you can see Him. You do not see Him, yet He sees you. If you believe that He does not see you, then you have disbelieved and if you know that He sees you and then you conceal your sins from people and reveal them to Him, then you have made Him the least observer you take notice of.""
Thawab Al-A'mal- Sheikh Al-Sadouq p.184:
Abou Hamza reported from Abou Abdellah (pbuh) that he said: "When you shake hands, you gain as the rewards of the Strivers (Mujahids)."
Al-Kafi- Sheikh Al-Koleini vol.2 p.180:
Malik Al-Jahni reported that Abou Jaafar (pbuh) said: "O Malik, you are our Shia. Do you not see that you are neglecting our matter! Allah cannot be described and as Allah cannot be described, we cannot be described as well. As we cannot be described, a believer cannot be described as well. When a believer meets another believer and shakes hands with him, Allah shall continue to look at them and sins will be shed from their faces like leaves are shed from trees until they separate. Thus, how can who is like this be described?"
Al-Kafi- Sheikh Al-Koleini vol.2 p.183:
Abou Jaafar and Abou Abdellah (pbut) said: "If any believer left his house to visit his brethren, knowing his rights, Allah shall record for him for every step he took a good deed, erase and bad deed and raise him to a higher rank. When he knocks on the door, the doors of the sky will be opened for him. When they meet, shake hands and hug one another, Allah shall come to them and then He will show pride in them before the angels. Thus He will say: "Behold My servants.They visited one another and loved each other. They deserve not to be tormented in Hell after this incidence." When he departs, angels, equal to the number of his breaths, stepsand words will accompany him, and protect him from earthly ordeals and the calamities of the Hereafter until that night comes again. So if he dies in between, he will be exempted from judgment and if the visitor's right was known (to the visited) as the visitor knew the right of the visited, he would have gained the same rewards."


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Historians know that over the course of the American Civil War, the Confederacy essentially starved to death, a result of the Union blockade, the breakdown of slavery on the homefront, and not enough food being grown. What we don't know, however, is what that felt like for ordinary people — on the most intimate and individual scale. "Confederate Hunger" explores the ways that the war affected what people ate and how food choices became symbols of nationalism, resistance, and survival. This project looks at food and hunger from the perspectives of white Southern civilians, African Americans, and Confederate soldiers. It moves from the cabins of yeoman farmers, through plantation kitchens, army messes, and contraband refugee camps, from 1861 through the 1866 harvest. (Click heading for full description.)


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Monday, May 31, 2010
Farmer's Market Fete
I found some lovely napkins from Luncheonette Vintage that were perfect for the theme, along with some darling salt and pepper shakers from Rhan.
How was your weekend?
(more pics can be found here)
(PPS. The winner of the New Ivy Style giveaway is K.Davis. Congrats!)
33 comments:
- Michelle said...
You are so fabulous, Dionne. Your table setting is darling! I so wish I could be in attendance for one of your little parties. So bummed I missed that last one... :(
- May 31, 2010 at 7:35 PM
- Sarah said...
These photos are absolutely yummy!
- May 31, 2010 at 7:39 PM
- k. davis said...
yay!!! I won!! What an adorable tablescape for your luncheon!! Your blog posts are always making me happy!! I would love to be a guest at one of your parties, anyday!
- May 31, 2010 at 8:05 PM
- lisaroy said...
what a cute idea! great pics! ; )
- May 31, 2010 at 8:24 PM
- Maki said...
Hands down, Dionne! Your pics are always beautiful:)
- May 31, 2010 at 9:40 PM
- Brandi said...
I love the idea of a farmer's market theme... even for a baby or bridal shower
- May 31, 2010 at 10:22 PM
- ColeAndJosephine said...
Tomato tart, where have you been all my life?
- May 31, 2010 at 10:48 PM
- Morena G.Y. said...
How are you? You probably don't remember me but I always used to come by your blog.
I hope you're doing well. Flee markets are so much fun! These pictures are so pretty.
- May 31, 2010 at 10:59 PM
- photojoy said...
Breathtaking! Every picture you take and those tomato tarts! YOu make me hungry.
- June 1, 2010 at 1:12 AM
- Will @ Bright.Bazaar said...
What a beautiful tablescape and fantastic photography, too. Had a lovely weekend, thank you.
- June 1, 2010 at 1:51 AM
- jamfiescreations1 said...
The photos are gorgeous Dionne. What a great job.
- June 1, 2010 at 2:18 AM
- GloamingDesigns said...
oh, your are so good - this looks like a fabulous afternoon! beautiful!!
- June 1, 2010 at 2:30 AM
- Tali Schiffer said...
I saw the entire album on FB. You are such a talented host! Wish you lived much closer so I could be privileged one day to be invited to one of your grand parties/luncheons/meals :)
- June 1, 2010 at 3:51 AM
- Helena - A Diary of Lovely said...
these vintage shakers are gorgeous! Great finds and lovely photos!!
- June 1, 2010 at 5:31 AM
- Tender Branson said...
The tomato tart looks to die for. How did it taste?
- June 1, 2010 at 5:33 AM
- Shannon Fricke said...
all looks absolutely delicious!
- June 1, 2010 at 6:15 AM
- L'Atelier said...
my weekend was quiet, i just arrived back from my trip overseas. so took it real slow on saturday. sunday we were invited to a luncheon- venison season has started around here, so it was a great treat.
but the table settings were not even close to yours!when i saw your photos i really felt like having a gorgeous lunch party myself...or much better... wish i could come to one of yours!
- June 1, 2010 at 9:42 AM
- olive juice photography said...
wow this is amazing! so so amazing!
- June 1, 2010 at 10:09 AM
- Amanda said...
Beautiful! Gorgeous! Wish I was there (or you were here to help me recreate everything you do and make me feel like I am artistically creative...)!
- June 1, 2010 at 2:26 PM
- sassy said...
your farmers market rocks! I love the vintage s and p shakers!
- June 1, 2010 at 2:50 PM
- passport in my pocket said...
Dionne, you out did yourself! This is just gorgeous. How do I get an invite to the next one?! ;)
- June 1, 2010 at 3:22 PM
- Michele Lee said...
Yum! The tomatoe tarts look delish!
- June 1, 2010 at 4:00 PM
- Shannon of ** Happiness Is...** said...
How amazing. Wish I could have been a part of your girlfriend lunch! :) xo
- June 1, 2010 at 5:47 PM
- Kristin said...
you are just too darn, cute. do you friends realize how lucky they are to have you? I'm ready to hop down there and take you back with me to Chicago!
Loving all the table decor. From where did you get the lovely tags on the berry tier? And will you share your recipe for the tomato tarts?
- June 1, 2010 at 9:08 PM
- Silver Strands said...
Wow! What a beautiful lunch! The place settings are simply adorable. Can't wait to see more from you!
- June 1, 2010 at 11:23 PM
- monkeyandsquirrel said...
awwww, adorable!
- June 2, 2010 at 8:57 AM
- Melissa Blake said...
oh, that's it. I HAVE to find a farmer's market this summer! :)
- June 2, 2010 at 9:29 AM
- amy b.s. said...
those tomato tarts look devine!
- June 2, 2010 at 9:53 AM
- Dandelion and Grey said...
Wow Lady! This is unbelievable. I love that you hosted something so thoughtful & well planned for you and your girlfriends. That's what life is about. Everything looks so sweet :)
- June 2, 2010 at 1:36 PM
- Tanvi said...
Wow! Those are some lovely pictures, there!!!
- June 3, 2010 at 10:08 AM
- Claire said...
You are one fabulous hostess! Cheers to you! :)
- June 4, 2010 at 9:06 AM
Nice to see my salt and pepper in your setting! I love it!!
- June 6, 2010 at 8:42 PM
- Candi said...
Gorgeous photos!!!!
- June 14, 2010 at 6:26 PM


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They volunteered to fight for a King they had only heard about and a country they had never seen.
Five million men and women from the Commonwealth served in the British forces during the Second World War, just one million fewer than those that came from the "mother country".
Today more than 30,000 of these veterans from Africa, Asia and the Caribbean struggle to afford a single meal each day, a figure expected to rise to 100,000 in the next few years as age and infirmity take their toll.
With no support from the British government and often scorned in their own country for having fought for the colonisers, many live in squalor and turn to begging on the streets.
Most rely on the charity of the British Commonwealth Ex-Services League, based in London, which tries to fund the most needy with about £70 a year to cover the minimal requirements of food, shelter and medicine.
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Colonel Brian Nicholson, the league's general secretary, who has made many trips to meet the people the charity supports, said: "It wasn't as much as we wanted, but beggars can't be choosers." He added: "It's heart-wrenching to see old people living in some ghastly places. They absolutely depend on the small amount we can give them." The charity's goal was to provide at least one meal a day to the 33,000 veterans they were currently helping. "Sadly we don't manage to reach everyone that needs help. There are many, no one knows exactly how many, who slip through our net."
The British government offered some former colonies a lump sum to pay for pensions after independence, but only soldiers who had served for 22 years qualified, leaving all those millions who had fought for the duration of the Second World War without anything. In some countries, including India, this cash simply "vanished", Colonel Nicholson said.
Many of the newly independent regimes looked down on those who had served in a British uniform, refusing to offer any help. Last month Morris Dzoro, Kenya's assistant minister for National Security,told the parliament in Nairobi that the nation had not inherited any liability from the "colonisers" to compensate the war veterans. Colonel Nicholson said: "The feeling is that these people fought for Britain, so it is Britain's responsibility to look after them."
With a dearth of funds from elsewhere, the burden fell on the British Commonwealth Ex-Services League to help them. As well as basic living grants, the charity funds self-help projects, including maize mills, rickshaws and even a coffin factory in Zambia.
Even Commonwealth servicemen living in the relative comfort of Britain remain bitter at their treatment.
Laurent Phillpotts, a Jamaican, was persuaded to join the RAF in 1943 by an emotive appeal to imperial subjects broadcast by King George VI. He said: "I felt that as we were part of the British Empire we had an obligation to defend the UK and its allies."
But the apprentice printer, who was 20 at the time, received a shock when he arrived in Liverpool. On his way to training - which was held at a Butlins holiday camp in Yorkshire - he was subjected to racial abuse. "Many uneducated people didn't realise we were part of the British Empire at all. I assumed that since we had accepted the Europeans when they came to Jamaica, they would accept us too. But there were a lot of insults."
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Feathered serpents and sacred jaguars from ancient Mexico's mysterious City of Gods, Teotihuacan, show in Europe for the first time at an unparalleled exhibition opening in Paris on Tuesday.
"It's the biggest exhibition ever on Teotihuacan", Miguel Baez, of the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), told AFP. "We in Mexico love shows from other places, this time we aim to display our great civilisation."
Some 450 pre-Columbian pieces, some of them monumental, some rarely or never exhibited, are on show until next January 24 in the French capital's newest arthouse, the Quai Branly museum, under the title "Teotihuacan, City of the Gods".
A fearsome oversized 1,500-year-old jaguar recently discovered at the giant site opens the exhibit, also featuring new proof of rampant human sacrifice.
One such item, which reverses previous thinking that Teotihuacan was a peaceful society, is a large just-excavated marble statue of a slave showing signs of bondage and arrows in his limbs.
Wrapped in thick vegetation when rediscovered in the 19th century, little is yet known about the giant ancient city of Teotihuacan, which became a regional powerhouse in its 800-year history until its mysterious fall around 700 AD.
At its height, the city built in semi-arid highlands barely 50 kilometres from Mexico City was home to more than 200,000 people, bigger than any European city of the time.
"We don't know who built it, how it was governed, or what happened to cause it to collapse," said Baez.
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Though one of the world's larger archeological digs, less than 10 percent of the 22-square-kilometre site has yet been excavated, leaving experts puzzling over why it disappeared -- internal strife, invasion, disease, or hunger caused from over-intensive use of the land?
"Teotihuacan was not even its original name," Baez said. "We still don't know its name."
Discovered by Aztecs several centuries after being mysteriously abandoned and left crumbling, the Aztecs were so impressed by its greatness and beauty that they called it "the place where Gods are born" -- in Nahuatl, Teotihuacan.
The city was laid out according to a cosmic view, with a main road, the Avenue of the Dead, running straight towards the mythical Pyramid of the Moon. Close by lay the Temple of the Feathered Serpent and the Pyramid of the Sun.
"Earlier than Rome and over a very long time they rigorously built a massive city on a grid," said Brendan MacFarlane, the New Zealander scenographer who worked with France's Dominique Jakob to recreate a giant model of the city at the show.
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Very nice, clean hotel. 10 minute walk direct to the City Centre or 15 minutes via the beach/harbour. Very good breakfast choice. Would definitely recommend for a break in Malaga, which is well worth a visit
Outside of central Malaga took about 35 minutes to walk into harbour area. Nice beach location with lovely good quality beach bars. Good pool area and breakfast not bad. Would have been nice to have a sea view. If we ever returned to the area we would stay here again.
The staff were very helpful and accommodating with a great spread for breakfast. The rooms were nice and spacious with a balcony and if you're driving, and lucky, there is a (very) small car park out front for you to park for free. ***parking is not guaranteed, it's a first come first served basis ***
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