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Lady Gaga and the Life of Passion – The New York Times
I suppose that people who live with passion start out with an especially intense desire to complete themselves.
HT @eijunkie
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I suppose that people who live with passion start out with an especially intense desire to complete themselves
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they often have a fervent curiosity about their inner natures and an unquenchable thirst to find some activity that they can pursue wholeheartedly, without reservation
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They construct themselves inwardly by expressing themselves outwardly
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A life of passion happens when an emotional nature meets a consuming vocation
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they have high levels of both vulnerability and courage
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Passionate people often discover themselves through play
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Second, people with passion have the courage to be themselves with abandon
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Who would you be and what would you do if you weren’t afraid?
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Cesar Harada: How I teach kids to love science | TED Talk | TED.com
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The Big University – The New York Times
HT Jeffrey Folinas
Category Archives: #MustRead Shares – Weekly Reading
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The “How” And The “What” | The Curiosity Shop — Teaching & Learning in the 21st Century
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What Students Really Need to Hear | affectiveliving
HT @TJEdwards62
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Use Formative Assessment as Your Classroom Fitbit
HT MVPS Lower School Faculty Haiku
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Meet the School Where Students Call the Shots — Bright — Medium
HT @MeghanCureton
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The 13 most innovative schools in the world – Tech Insider
Very timely w/curiosity convos today @jbrettjacobsen @boadams1 @ChristianLong @lewonderdesign http://t.co/pBwmTWNjiH
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How The Steward School Is Reimagining School Paradigms for Today’s World – Independent Ideas Blog
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In 2010, when Gever Tulley, Anya Kamenetz, and I spoke at the same TEDx event, we talked offline about the eventual rise of “hyper-local micro schools.” Here’s an article about just such things beginning to disrupt independent school education.