Sentences with phrase «kohn did»

That is exactly what Bob Kohn did in submitting his brief as a comic strip and makes a very convincing argument at that.

Kohn did not return a phone call to his firm, Alliance Private Capital Group.

Kohn does a good job of bringing grim issues to light in a surprisingly entertaining manner.

«Kohn does effectively commit to the honest depiction of a drug trip.

However, Kohn doesn't grapple with the important role that knowledge plays in the development of intellectual capacity.

Not exact matches

Even Kohn and his colleagues do it.

And btw, if I were going to ding IOER, it would be for subsidizing banks for doing nothing (Bernanke and Kohn point out that such subsidies are typically but a few basis points, i.e., the IOER — the effective FFR, or 1.25 — 1.16 today; okay, but still...).

To defenders of the Bernanke - Yellen Fed, including Kohn, such complaints amount to Monday morning quarterbacking from critics who did not face the pressure to act quickly to avert disaster.

So, for example, my colleague Don Kohn, who was the vice chairman of the Fed when I was there, is a member of the British financial policy committee, which tries to identify such problems and, when it does, it makes recommendations to the parliament to impose restrictions.

The pieces range from Bickerton's chrome - and - wood creation («A very serious parody of a surfboard,» says Kohn) to Scharf's fiberglass - coated paintings («Very Californian — He did them on rice paper treated with a special, secret formula») to Welling's black - and - white statement («It looks like a dalmatian»).

The book club is slated to meet two more times over the school year to discuss «Doing School: How We Are Creating a Generation of Stressed Out, Materialistic and Miseducated Students» and «The Homework Myth,» by Denise Pope and Alfie Kohn, respectively.

But as a former student who once devoted way too many hours to busy work that didn't teach me anything, and a current parent who has been shocked to see my child get homework in both kindergarten and first grade, I have to say, I think that Alfie Kohn just might be on to something.

Essentially, Kohn wants students to be doing quality homework, not just 20 minutes a night because that's what the district stipulates for the grade level.

Alfie Kohn, researcher and author of Punished by Rewards, says that kids can come to depend on praise and external validation instead of finding satisfaction in doing the right thing simply because it's the right thing to do.

Alfie Kohn's New York Times article, «When A Parent's «I Love You» Means «Do As I Say»,» explores the damage this kind of «conditional parenting» (recommended by experts like talk show host Phil McGraw and Jo Frost of «Supernanny») causes, as the child grows to resent, distrust and dislike his parents, feel guilt, shame, and a lack of self - worth.

Some writers — like Alfie Kohn — argue that nobody should do homework.

I recently read Alfie Kohn's The Myth of the Spoiled Child and he very nicely explains it by stating that rewards only work to get temporary compliance and that giving kids rewards to do something (try a new food) sends the message that the thing in and of itself is not worth doing.

Alfie Kohn, author of The Homework Myth, doesn't think so.

Kohn: Yes, okay, well, if you think about it, if you marry your cousin, you're not doing anything dangerous compared to what a flower would do, right?

«The consequences of this phenomenon for both native plants that did not evolve with the honey bee and for populations of native insect pollinators is well worth studying,» said Joshua Kohn, the study's senior author.

Indiewire's Eric Kohn believes Climax might be Noé's «best movie yet,» and Vulture's Emily Yoshida agrees, claiming it's «the best Noé has been in ages, and perhaps the most humane film he's ever done.»

Directors / screenwriters Kohn and Silverstein, who previously gave us «Never Been Kissed» and «He's Just Not That Into You,» do a fine job keeping the story moving in their feature directorial debut.

The movie has many more flaws than Renee does: It isn't as light on its feet as it should be, and Kohn and Silverstein frame some of the gags too broadly, particularly a boardwalk bikini - contest scene that's dragged down by some crude gross - outs.

Kohn and Silverstein thankfully never sink to that level of two - faced duplicity, though they do trade on it.

Abby Kohn and Marc Silverstein do their best to play to Schumer's strengths in their script but it's missing the magic.

Alfie Kohn, author of Punished by Rewards, says financial incentives for students are misguided and don't work.

With much of the research already done by Drs. Salas, Roediger, McDaniel, and Dr. Art Kohn, we've identified 6 specific strategies you can use to get the best possible results from your employee training program.

«Even when you can successfully manipulate people's behavior for a little while by dangling an incentive in front of them, the one result that shows up across different populations and environments is that the more you reward people for doing something — for example learning or reading — the more they tend to lose interest in whatever they had to do to get the reward,» says Kohn.

Because Mr. Kohn never defines the word «work,» it is difficult to refute his claim that «students don't work.»

As one who for almost 30 years has promoted the concept that school is a form of work, I read Alfie Kohn's Commentary with great interest («Students Don't Work — They Learn,» Sept. 3, 1997).

In an article published in the Boston Globe («Studies Find Reward No Motivator»), Kohn cites several studies done that demonstrated students offered extrinsic rewards, particularly for creative work and work involving higher - order thinking, were less productive than those students working for intrinsic rewards.

Kohn also asserts that rewarding students for good behavior or doing work eliminates true commitment and motivation and only requires more rewards.

Finally, Kohn urged teachers to involve students in deciding what homework, and how much, they should do.

According to Kohn, teachers should only assign homework when they can justify that the assignments are «beneficial» (2006a, p. 166)-- ideally involving students in activities appropriate for the home, such as performing an experiment in the kitchen, cooking, doing crossword puzzles with the family, watching good TV shows, or reading.

So Alfie Kohn, how do I bridge the gap and balance my desire to make them want to learn to write (or to read stuff for class) with real - world expectations?

Alfie Kohn shows that while manipulating students with incentives seems to work in the short run, it's a strategy that ultimately fails and even does lasting harm.

Dr. Kohn would characterize this call for education reform as saying, «what we're doing is OK, we just need to do it harder, longer, stronger, louder, meaner, and we'll have a better country.»

Bob Kohn, former CEO and founder of the digital solutions company RoyaltyShare who works with a number of major publishers, did not attempt to object to the settlements posed earlier this year with HarperCollins, Simon & Schuster, or Hachette, but objected Friday to the settlement terms for Macmillan and Penguin.

We had one of four department stores in Baltimore [Hochschild Kohn], absolutely certain to go broke, and of course it did in due course, and a trading stamp company [Blue Chip Stamps] absolutely certain to do nothing, which it eventually did.

Beyond that, among the economists, there are many of them that have done direct work on the inter-linkages between monetary policy and financial markets (Bernanke, Kohn, Kroszner, Mishkin, Plosser, Evans, and Lacker).

2012 Into the Mystic, Michael Kohn Gallery, Los Angeles, CA Do Your Thing, White Columns, New York, NY Out of Focus: Photography, Saatchi Gallery, London, UK

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«I think the contemporary mindset doesn't want to be classified,» the show's curator Joshua Friedman, an associate director at Kohn Gallery, told artnet News.

Breaking down that rigidity is a part of what the exhibit Engender, at Los Angeles» Kohn Gallery hopes to do.

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Tracking it down it turned out the DFT code in Gaussian had used the wrong equation from the original 1965 Kohn - Sham paper - people had been using the wrong DFT functional for several years (no wonder there was at that time a widespread feeling among chemists that DFT didn't work well!)

And yeah, BBD is doing a good job of making me run screaming (perhaps unfairly) from Kohn's book.

While the presiding judge didn't comment on the form of brief, he remained unconvinced of the argument, dismissing Kohn's position in the eventual judgment.

If you feel like reading about law and economics and supply and demand but don't want your head to explode, perhaps taking a look at the cartoon is your best bet, in which Kohn and his daughter entertainingly discuss the substantive issues of the case.