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2017

by Ken Whytock

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Photo Series: People Tell Stories: "So, will you share your drink?"
Photo Series: People Tell Stories: "Laughter between friends"
Photo Series: People Tell Stories: 'Who's telling me to Read?"
Quotation: "The universe is not only queerer than we suppose, but queerer than we can suppose."
Quotation: "When a dish is perfectly seasoned, it will taste simultaneously like it has too much salt and too little salt. It is fully committed to being both at the same time."
Quotation: "'The following sentence is true. The preceding sentence is false.' As soon as you accept the first sentence, you validate the second sentence, which...."
Quotation: "...creativity comes from working within constraints."
Quotation: "When you eat something amazing, you don't just respond to the dish in front of you; you are almost always transported back to another moment in your life."
Quotation: "They tell us to stay quiet and follow the rules ...We believe in the power of your words ...Speak up, send a message."
Quotation: "...I think that our job as journalists is to understand and to bring gray where there is only black and white. Because there's always gray."
Quotation: "I can see only the overwhelming indifference of nature...."
Quotation: "Our sun: the giver of life. At the same time, it is hostile, destructive...."
Quotation: "Death is proof that god loves us and wants us to be happy."
Quotation: "Camping is important for remembering that nature is disgusting and wants to kill us."
Quotation: "...83 percent of millennials (18- to 36-year-olds) sleep with their smartphones. Some even hold the phone in their hands all night."
Quotation: Canadians spend on average 1 1/2 hours a day on their phones.
Educational Postcard: Like a great meal, a great classroom lesson should leave the students asking for seconds.
Educational Postcard: Nothing kills an appetite faster than a big bowl of plainness. The same can be said for instruction and assessment strategies.
Educational Postcard: We expect to have choice when we go to a restaurant - the chef can't make us eat what we don't like. Should not school be the same? Let the students have some voice and choice in how they demonstrate what they learn.
Educational Postcard: As long as I eat a balanced meal, I should be allowed to choose what I eat. As long as a student learns what the curriculum suggests, the student should be allowed choice in what and how the learning is completed and demonstrated.
Educational Postcards: Have you ever been to a restaurant with a group of people and notice how they don't finish eating at the same time? No one gets punished for this; it's just an accepted human trait. Now, think of school. Why do we expect everyone t
Educational Postcard: The quality of the meal I prepare for you has nothing to do with the speed at which it is prepared. I could prepare a meal quickly that tastes like crap. The quality of a student's work has nothing to do with the speed at which it is
Photo Series: People Tell Stories: "There's a crowd coming my way"
Photo Series: People Tell Stories: "Are you listening to me?"
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