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MARK OEHLERT DECEMBER 2, 2012 Senge, Learning Organizations and asking a question. A few days ago I tweeted a question about why Peter Senge never seemed to be mentioned in learning circles along with folks like Bloom, Gagne, and Kirkpatrick. : #crowdbooster told me that I was RT'd 7 times on that tweet and reached a potential audience of about 18,000 people. Exactly zero replies though. Either way, it was a point of interest for me. . So I have to ask - why no Senge ? | | I CAME, I SAW, I LEARNED DECEMBER 2, 2012 Writing & Grammar: Idiomatic Expressions by Jennie Ruby On the long, traffic-bemired trip back from Thanksgiving, my car passengers contributed their pet peeves to this week's challenge. Do you know these? Are they your pet peeves also? Please select the one you think is correct and send me your answers. Results next week. He got fired because he would not toe the line/tow the line about the new company policy. If he wants to get his job back, he has a long row to hoe/road to hoe. ignoring number and dollar sign style-which is the right amount?]. different from. because of. | MARK OEHLERT DECEMBER 2, 2012 The Most Wrong Argument about Video Games and Art I've seen some other arguments about why video games are not "art" but this column from Jonathan Jones is just stupid. There have been lots of comments on the Guardian's own site and on Kotaku and I'm sure, in countless other places and I might not add anything ground-breaking to the discussion but I just had to get a few ideas down here. . I don't really have a crtique of this argument past the fact that given that, one could quite reading Jones' article there since his bias is so clear we know which way this article is going to go. You know what? Jonathan Jones. Sculpture? Music? Photography? | | | | | | | | |
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