Sentences with phrase «discussions about articles»

We have designed questions to help you and your colleagues foster meaningful discussions about the articles in the March 2003 issue of Educational Leadership.

Ideally, there should be a work station where teachers can hold discussions about articles and books, create materials, and collaborate on projects.

Update: a good discussion about this article has been taking place on Facebook.

I responded to the Scientific American article, the authors justification for writing it, the silly survey, and the extensive blogospheric discussion about the article.

In order to have productive discussions about articling, as well as the future of the profession, we need to actually be fully informed of these issues.

Not exact matches

«Facebook never sought out a discussion with us beforehand about these proposed changes,» FTC spokesperson Peter Kaplan said in the article.

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Great job with your article setting up the discussion about entrepreneurship our favorite subject!

Each of them built on previous or nearby articles and discussions and helped me to move in a structured way to put my baby steps on learning about value investing.

I hope this article stimulates some good open discussions about topics facing the world today.

The Green and Ruark article also comments on the Berkley - report discussion of the active debate about the ABC approach.

Discussions and debates are more productive when all parties are well - informed on their positions, and it's hard to know a lot of information if the only thing you've read about a topic is the headline to an article you didn't look at.

When I first started writing about religion for an online news site, I eagerly turned to the comment section for my articles, fishing for compliments and wondering if I had provoked any thoughtful discussions about faith.

The last time I saw a theological discussion on weiners was when I read an article about «penile substitution».

I don't want to get into a discussion about specific mega-churches, I liked your article but it was more from the comments posted that I would like some thoughts on.

an interesting article, but to lean on marcus borg when it comes to a discussion about understanding christian language is to already be leaning quite far in one direction..

But this enlightening article from a German writer about how Americans are far too timid when confronting prejudice — «at the dinner table, I've noticed, what Germans call a discussion, Americans call an argument» — reminds us that this fear of confrontation is exactly what preserves the status quo, often with disastrous consequences.

So the discussion is not about the value but about the language > [it is a somewhat empty article but it has provoked lively responses]

Here's an article I recently had a discussion about in the comments after it was posted on facebook.

In an earlier article I noted that in India, any discussion about baptism and conversion takes on «added significance because of the understanding that after baptism the «converted» person has not only changed his or her religion but also social milieu, habits, customs, and manners, in addition to forfeiting several legal rights, especially with regard to the inheritance of property.

The preface to a recent collection of articles by psychologists and psychiatrists notes that «the Kübler - Ross book was the beginning of a frank and vivid discussion about the implications of death in our modern society» (The Interpretation of Death, edited by Henrik M. Ruitenbeek [Jason Aronson, 1973]-RRB-.

There are plenty of other blogs, articles and discussions about other problems, this is a blog on religion.

Now would you dare publish one similar article on any other religious text so we can have a «healthy» discussion about it?

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The reason I am putting this up for discussion is because it was highly praised by one of our regular contributors (stand up Ken 1945 and I agree it is a very thought provoking article, and Ken was keen to hear what our readers thought about it.

The discussion about his wingspan of 7.4 is in the middle of the article.

This site should start a discussion board where people can discuss what they want instead of hijacking discussion about the topic of the article.

Discussion from another article, people were talking about Reus, who could play as a LW and ST. El Shaarawy (ST / LW) would also be interesting.

My point was that we have articles on Arsene Wenger where you can discuss his faults or praises, saying that you want to «moonwalk on Wenger's head» is not a valid contribution to any discussion about football whatsoever.

This site was created by me for friendly discussion about football and our beloved Arsenal, but when an anti- or pro- Wenger article is sent in I have to allow people to express those feelings, but that does not stretch to personal insults or swearing.

If you were being serious, there have been plenty of other articles covering it, and plenty of (sometimes heated) discussions on this very site about it.

If an article is about Oxlade - Chamberlain or Ramsey or even Lukaku I expect the discussion to revolve around the topic in question.

The open and honest atmosphere amongst this group reminded me of discussions shared by my health classes and myself when we would discuss an article about The Price of Privilege.

Since writing this article, I've seen a few claims made about infant toilet training that merit discussion.

Read all about it here and also join the discussion at the bottom of this article.

I'd love to see a discussion of an article I read recently in the newspaper about an Australian study that showed «crying it out» caused no ill effects on infants.

i'm hopeful that this article will, over time, just be more of a discussion starter about how informative and powerful mommy bloggers can be.

I think despite the negative depiction of women blogging about parenting, the gift of Jennifer's article and the aftermath of discussion and criticism is a beacon of light now shining on this fact.

We've already started the discussion about food allergies and sensitivities on this blog; if you haven't read the overview article yet, you can find it here.

An in - depth discussion about the benefits of human milk for preemies in the NICU is beyond the scope of this article, but some important factors to consider include:

There has been a lot of discussion in the past few months about the article that linked breastfeeding to...

And for a general discussion of the best approach to discipline, see this article about the authoritative parenting style.

This article provides helpful strategies and tools to help adoptive families begin a discussion with their employer about adoption benefits.

For more, see past articles on working with local bloggers and best practices for blog advertising as well as this write - up of a great discussion about spreading the word about issues through blogs.

The discussion of demographics and voting patterns is political - junkielicious in itself, but the article also talks in some detail about...

As you might have guessed from the big, fat graphic to the right, that series of articles I did about Obama's online campaign is finally edited into convenient e-book format, just in time for this week's Netroots Nation panel discussion on the same topic (hmmm, guess who needs a...

«So, when a certain smear article came out in the Queens Tribune about my religion beliefs, there was discussion in my camp about the interests of the party.»

As you might have guessed from the big, fat graphic to the right, that series of articles I did about Obama's online campaign is finally edited into convenient e-book format, just in time for this week's Netroots Nation panel discussion on the same topic (hmmm, guess who needs a deadline before he can finish, well, anything).

In the discussion about the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, I've heard about opinion within the United States, and opinion within Japan, such as the the Pew Research Center's article 70 years after Hiroshima, opinions have shifted on use of atomic bomb.