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What and where is Peribonka?

Kind of like continuous learning

Such a group is hard to find, probably impossible because of the inherent need for some people to lead and others to be led

In this age of multi-culturalism and 'mixed-raciality' (no idea if this is a word), this point holds no weight

I disagree with this because community is sometimes created through forced circumstances that would not otherwise occur, for example the community of Addicts Anonymous or a support group for individuals with spouses or children in prison

For this to occur everyone would need to be robots controlled by one mind

To a degree, I would say a lot of people take the first job offer they receive in the field they are applying to.

I think there are additional reasons for doing this. If a lot of their employees needs are met while at work they can rest when they are home and don't have anything else they need to think about.

Related to businesses providing staff with 5* meals.

Who we perceive ourselves to be as opposed to what our actions show to other people who we are.

So the whole mission of the organization changes?

I know this is meant to be a big picture view, but there are a lot more things that fit this definition than just community. Is a sovereign nation a community?

There is absolutely no such thing as universal agreement. There may be acceptance, but not agreement. JMO.

I LOVE this! I've found in my own experience that I retain the most information when I engage with the material through multiple modalities (e.g. auditory, visual, kinesthetic, etc.) It really does make learning more fun.

Article review: This article discusses the idea of "learning styles," disputes their standing as legitimate in educational circles, and offers alternative options. Overall, I think this article presents a solid argument for why, while we put lots of stock in the idea of them, learning styles may not be accurate or helpful in the long run.

Is learning style is really exist - is it stay same consistently and empirically support the better outcomes if the students get matched with their learning styles? The author says no, and suggests understanding the various ways of providing the instructions, so the students can get stimulated and enjoys some changes.

The reason why I believe that fair treatment is such a difficult topic to be approached or discussed is that there is not a singular treatment or policy that can be done in order to establish a fair playing ground. In education there is a discussion on how to fairly accommodate children with different forms of learning styles, how some learn better through auditory or visual cues rather than readings or homework problems, different test taking approaches are discussed in order to be fair to students who may not test well. There are hundreds of different approaches to what people consider as fair, where people may believe providing the same equal opportunities to all is fair. I would argue that being fair is the recognition that to be fair it is not equal. There will always be people who will need different accommodations or resources to be able to match others. There has to be an understanding that fair treatment needs to be established differently to match people's needs rather than the other way around.

This reminds of something we discussed my social anthropology class. The idea of having both a disorder and an illness where a disorder is a term for the clinicians and the medical frame work the medical model if you will, and the illness in which is the personal and social meaning of that disease the experience and how they perceive, live with, and respond to the disability. Jamie is being discussed through his disorder but then explains the illness and the worries about his ability to "function" on his own as a social aspect while in the end he is just a singular person.

It will take time because you need the data and other things. I would question if there will be different or similar results in different places...

Ive heard this before. People will come see what youre selling and sometimes question why that place opened here…

Working to bring better foods to these neighborhoods

It is sad that there are not a lot of opportunities for low-income families to get healthy food

The main cause is due to hysteria in society which causes people to not try these new places. Some will say it's either too expensive, too far, or even too uncommon. This doesn't make sense at first, but when you see a new store open up in your neighborhood, your first thought isn't to go check it out, it'll probably be wondering what it is and what it's like. However, it's like Matthew's said himself, "People will go and check it out"

I know where this is already heading because I have the same issue in my neighborhood where I have little to no supermarkets that produce fresh and "healthy" foods. Instead, there are massive amounts of fast-food restaurants surrounding schools and homes.

Eliot’s reference to Philomena comments on the notion of a voice, in particular, the connection between a voice and humanity. In “The Metamorphises of Ovid”, Philomena, the princess of Athens, is raped by Tereus, king of Thrace. After Philomena seeks revenge by serving Tereus his own son to eat, she is pursed, and is changed into a nightingale as she escapes. Eliot references this change and the rape, calling it “so rudely forced” on line 100. He then continues, referring to the nightingale, who had an involiable voice”. Eliots use of the conjuction “yet” while focusing on the nightingale and her voice suggests a contrast between the rape of Philomena, and her new form as a bird. When regarding the “The Metamorphosis of Ovid”, one comes across the line, “she [Philomena] tries to swear, to call upon the gods as witnesses, that she had been a prey of violence, but after all, she had no voice-- just gestures”. In the original mythology, Philomena is rendered speechless, seeking divine security and affirmation of what had happened to her. Though much more elaborate and descriptive of the intensity of the rape, this line recalls the line “so rudely forced”, and further clarifies Philomena’s perspective and expression. Eliot’s contrast between Philomena’s silenced state as her state as a bird is further sharpened by the “involiable voice” of the nightingale. This description of Philomena’s voice suggests that she is now able to express herself in an invincible manner as a bird. Despite Elliot’s seemingly optimistic understanding of Philomena’s story, I see her transformation as an event of further silencing and death. She has lost her voice, as well as her humanity, as she is now a bird. Adding onto this theme of death through her transformation, Eliot describes how her nightingale’s cries “filled all the desert”. The mention of the desert is interesting, as it possibly refers to the idea of a wasteland, a place for Eliot of conceptual death. This twisted understanding of death and a loss of humanity is also reflected in the story of Sybill, who is left to age into nothing but a voice through divine cruelty. Finally, the idea of the feminine voice after death is also portrayed in “A Martyred Woman” by Charles Baudelaire. As the narrator speaks to a dead corpse, they demand, “Tell me, ghastly head, did he glue on your cold teeth the kisses of the last farewell?”. Again the notion of male violence is brought up, furthered by the mention of “cold teeth” which could imply the male actor kissed the deceased woman after her death, or refer to a silent mouth, as in one that doesn’t move to generate heat. Despite this gruesome description, the narrator still asks the woman to speak, as if her voice still remained with her corpse. These stories describe acts of male violence against women, and subsequent dehumanization and death of those women. Despite the violence and death, the female voice strangely persists. Ultimately, this persistence seems cruel and draws attention from the horrific experiences and silencing of these women.

Again....SEE ABOVE 👆🏽👆🏽👆🏽

BUT AT LEAST YOU TRIED!!!! You got shot down, yes. But you were not complacent, and didn't just function as another cog in that malfunctioning machine/process.

Surely we [job seekers] have to understand - despite our severe frustration - that REALISTICALLY there are things that are, quite simply, beyond recruiter control.

....LIKEWISE....

Y'all [recruiters] should understand that - despite there being the very real possibility that leadership will ❌❌❌ your suggestion - the current state of things [as it is being experienced on the candidate end] calls for at least SOME attempt to improve the process.

The general unwillingness, ON BOTH SIDES, to even entertain the other's perspective seems to often get us to a place of engaging in some infantile and unproductive behavior on LinkedIn. One side NEEDS to be / feel right....

...the only problem is that two truths CAN co-exist simultaneously! 🤦🏻

Maybe we focus more on dialoguing and developing solutions to overcome the challenges / obstacles rather than fruitlessly blaming and belittling one another?

You're here because....WHO DOESN'T LOVE A GOOD SOCIAL MEDIA SCUFFLE, right?!?! #TskTsk #ClickBait

Except....that's NOT what you're gonna find here! You've been duped! 🤪 But for a really good reason!

Now... what you WILL find here in these comments and annotations is:

1) For starters, my friend Amy. "Hi Amy Miller!!!" 👋🏽🤪

2) My RESPECTFUL reactions/responses to the knowledge, observations and insight that this SME offers.

IMPORTANTLY, what you'll find here is a respectful exchange [facilitated virtually through the Hypothesis tool] between people who a) stand on opposite ends of this process, b) hold largely differing perspectives on this topic, c) greatly esteem one another, d) are able to see / validate / respect diversity [of people and opinions] and e) have opted, rather than to point fingers, to work, in a very "us against the problem" fashion, toward a common goal, in order to try to make this a smoother, less taxing, and far more effective and expeditious process for ALL.

You're here because

I'd like invite you - Yes…𝒀𝑶𝑼!! 🫵🏼 Reading 𝑻𝑯𝑰𝑺! 👀 Recruiters and job seekers alike 🤝🏽- to take part in this conversation [which, with your new Hypothesis account, you have the ability to do!!]

My thoughts are here in this panel, and they await your respectful feedback, input, and ideas. All you've gotta do is click the "Reply Arrow" on the bottom right hand of each annotation box.

You're reading this and have additional thoughts on Amy's thoughts?? Well then, take your cursor, right-click and highlight the section of the transcript that you want to comment on [in the center panel of this screen], and start the conversation.

My only ask: keep it human... respectful... consider the other's perspective....critically look at where there's room to improve. Not just in the other / on the other side. But in ourselves / on our side.

We're ALL goin' through it. So why not actually show that we can back up the competencies listed on our JDs and resumes and collaborate cross-functionally [recruiters / candidates] to drive goals [smoothing out the hiring process]? Feels like this is as good of a place as any to communicate effectively, and try to proactively renegotiate and/or improve some parts of the process.

Do you know how this experimental approach have be used in additional studies? Has it become a widely used method?

What effect does the UV light have?

Why were they impeached

I had no clue about that

Speak or write about with hostility

The start of the 2 party system

Position of authority in a gathering. They have authority over the country but not tyrannical authority

The in between government for articles of confederation to the constitution?

Whiskey rebellion; Shay’s rebellion proved how weak the articles of confederation

Stuck out to me they wanted to make everyone happy like the articles of confederation but it didn’t work so now they have compromise

tapers = candles, basically saying there's an infinite number of candles in the sky so she'll be able to see in the darkness

I have been listening to a lot of lo-fi music recently. I find it cool how Belliveau's lo-fi style is different from what I have heard before.

It is cool how many people from diverse music genres speak this language.

climate change is more than just a food issue. It’s a chance to change how we live and interact with nature. The idea of cultivated meat seems modern, but it really lets us avoid dealing with the hard changes we need to make. Instead of facing the problem, people cling to old ways and hope things won’t change.

I think they all thought that it was possible because it was a shortcut many could get some profit from and another is that it's something they likely rely on. People with power and riches have to worry about where their diet comes from because it's what they need to live, but have a different view on it than other people.

A lot of these companies seem to have a major part in what we know as the meat market business which includes how our meat is processed and what is really in them. I believe it's interesting how in any topic there's always a business to it. Especially when it comes to something like food.

This is a very good hook, but just based off of this, I know this article is going to be talking about how everyday meats we eat are filled with a lot of things that are not good for us and have been modified

Awesome video! Going to share it with my principal and hope he shows it a staff meeting. LOL

I thought Tier 3 instruction was only for special education students. ?

This is evident with RIMPs for grades K-4. Teachers must provide documentation of how they are providing Tier 2 support for students who did not reach benchmark level on the iReady diagnositic.

This should be a class for students in college of education. This is the foundation for which good teaching develops! Especially if you want to reach those students on Tier 2 and Tier 3. I am constantly helping teachers find ways to let my students show them what they have learned - verbally rather than written for example. Some teachers don't want to take the time for it though

This is a difficult task, especially in schools with tough behaviors such as ours. But teachers need to be held accountable for delivering differentiated instruction. As an I.S. the teachers often say, "Oh, he's Ms. Bauer's kids so she has to do it." Small groups must be a vital part of each teachers' teaching!

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