Must Watch Interview: Michael Scheuer: Imperial Hubris of the War on Terror : Information Clearing House - ICH
Micheal Scheuer Interview on Australian Lateline TV regarding the war on terrorism. A perspective on the eve of the 10 year anniversary of 9/11.
Saturday, September 10, 2011
Clinton Global Initiative University - live streaming video powered by Livestream
Clinton Global Initiative University - live streaming video powered by Livestream
President Clinton's Global Initiative University empowers people to make a positive change in the world.
President Clinton's Global Initiative University empowers people to make a positive change in the world.
Modeling Good Behavior
Having been a teacher for years, I am always looking for people who model good behaviors, habits, and strategies. The most effective people will in most cases, delivery their content and message while demonstrating the best ways to get your message across effectively. That is how kids learn, and adults are, by definition, just grown up kids.
Here are two examples of modeling. The first is President Obama delivering his message to Congress and the people this week. It is positive, direct, and invites participation. The second is Senator Jim DeMint delivering his message through a secondary source, negative, and churlish. Which one is modeling behaviors which you want yourself? Which is demonstrating behaviors which you would like your children to learn? Which would you trust to lead your country's policy making decisions?
President Obama on the American Jobs Act: Let's Be Ambitious | The White House
Criticism without a plan or alternative options is not effective in changing behaviors in children or adults. Constructive criticism gently reflects the areas in need of improvement, while most of the message includes options for a more positive outcome. This is how people learn. Just a thought from an educator, but modeling good behavior is critical to learning.
You should pass this bill.
Here are two examples of modeling. The first is President Obama delivering his message to Congress and the people this week. It is positive, direct, and invites participation. The second is Senator Jim DeMint delivering his message through a secondary source, negative, and churlish. Which one is modeling behaviors which you want yourself? Which is demonstrating behaviors which you would like your children to learn? Which would you trust to lead your country's policy making decisions?
President Obama on the American Jobs Act: Let's Be Ambitious | The White House
Criticism without a plan or alternative options is not effective in changing behaviors in children or adults. Constructive criticism gently reflects the areas in need of improvement, while most of the message includes options for a more positive outcome. This is how people learn. Just a thought from an educator, but modeling good behavior is critical to learning.
You should pass this bill.
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