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Report: More American Students Going to China for Higher Ed | Education News
See on Scoop.it – Pahndeepah Perceptions The Ford Foundation’s 2012 Open Doors report, released on January 30, says that an increasing number of American students are going to China to study for credit, as well as for many other study… Continue reading
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Wisdom Quarterly: American Buddhist Journal: 83 Problems: A Buddhist Sutra/Parable
See on Scoop.it – Pahndeepah Perceptions What’s the problem? A koan goes this way? See on wisdomquarterly.blogspot.com Continue reading
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Soul Spelunker: Beyond The Mountain Of Qaf
See on Scoop.it – Pahndeepah Perceptions In his classic essay, Mundus Imaginalis, Henry Corbin attempts to articulate the distinction between the imaginal and the imaginary. This distinction has been necessary for discussion since Western scholars took a turn towards Averroism… Continue reading
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The Hermetic Deleuze Book Event « An und für sich
See on Scoop.it – Pahndeepah Perceptions Posts about The Hermetic Deleuze Book Event written by Anthony Paul Smith, beatrice marovich, and danbarber (RT @adamkotsko: We’re at about the halfway point of the Hermetic Deleuze discussion: http://t.co/tZXDnYPD)… See on itself.wordpress.com Continue reading
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History of Philosophy 113 – Sarah Byers on Augustine’s Ethics (Podcast)
See on Scoop.it – Pahndeepah Perceptions Peter speaks with Sarah Byers about the Stoic influence on Augustine’s ethics and theory of action. Source : historyofphilosophy.net See on www.historyofphilosophy.net Continue reading
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Why Geeks Get Bullied (It’s Not Necessarily for Being Geeks)
See on Scoop.it – Pahndeepah Perceptions Privilege, class, and gender are bigger factors than some want to admit. See on www.theatlantic.com Continue reading
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Awesomeness down under… great pics! Continue reading
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How do #Millennials Define #Happiness? | Breathe and Smile
Very good take on the situation from a GenY perspective with a link to the important notion of “Betterness.” There used to be a ladder to success. It was the college→good job→marriage→house→family→cushy retirement. Sure, not everyone made it, there were… Continue reading
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1/30/13 – Late Night, Brown Couch
I live in perpetual darkness. On occasion, I feel the warm glow of another. That gentle, unmistakable heat. I reach for it, and I am cast into a desert with a spotlight above. I am flooded with sensation, feeling, emotion.… Continue reading
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Originally posted on Home Remedies | Indian Natural Cure | Effective Treatment at Home: When it comes to sugary foods we always think they are bad for us. Were continually told by doctors and other health care practitioners that we… Continue reading
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#ETMOOC
See on Scoop.it – Pahndeepah Perceptions A MOOC about educational technology & media – Coming January 2013 Keith Wayne Brown‘s insight: And now the etMOOC (educational technology MOOC) to go along with the original cMOOCs and the more broadly hyped… Continue reading
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Originally posted on All MOOCs, All The Time: My research and scholarship revolves around how learning technology (specifically recent explosions in distance and online learning technologies such as Khan Academy, cMOOCs and xMOOCs) affects the teaching profession. There is great… Continue reading
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Mothers of Jews who like bacon: Where Facebook meets identity politics | csid
Super interesting. Tom Scott did something extraordinary last week: he typed in searches on Facebook’s new Graph Search feature and posted images of the results on his tumblr, called ActualFacebookGraphSearches. … which sounds quite un-extraordinary. Except that Scott – something… Continue reading
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Originally posted on Tracy James Jones: Note: Initially, this was an exercise in writing. I read on another Blogger’s page that it was good practice to write a little something every day even if for nothing more than to keep… Continue reading
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Originally posted on Teacher Views Today: Great resources! Six Teaching Tools for Black History Month | Edutopia. Continue reading
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