Comments on: 7 Sure-Fire Ways to Alienate a Teacher http://wellsoneducation.wordpress.com/2007/04/19/7-sure-fire-ways-to-alienate-a-teacher/ Bloging for Gifted Students Thu, 08 Oct 2009 02:15:34 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Gifted and Talented in the 21st Century » Examples of gifted students using technology http://wellsoneducation.wordpress.com/2007/04/19/7-sure-fire-ways-to-alienate-a-teacher/#comment-1133 Gifted and Talented in the 21st Century » Examples of gifted students using technology Fri, 04 Apr 2008 14:57:14 +0000 http://wellsoneducation.wordpress.com/2007/04/19/7-sure-fire-ways-to-alienate-a-teacher/#comment-1133 [...] his blog posts and found him to be an articulate, well adjusted high school student. His post on 7 sure fire ways to alienate a teacher is insightful and to the point. All gifted students should read this post; it may just save your [...] [...] his blog posts and found him to be an articulate, well adjusted high school student. His post on 7 sure fire ways to alienate a teacher is insightful and to the point. All gifted students should read this post; it may just save your [...]

]]> By: Good Credit http://wellsoneducation.wordpress.com/2007/04/19/7-sure-fire-ways-to-alienate-a-teacher/#comment-1071 Good Credit Sat, 05 Jan 2008 16:40:27 +0000 http://wellsoneducation.wordpress.com/2007/04/19/7-sure-fire-ways-to-alienate-a-teacher/#comment-1071 Lots of people still cannot decide what to use – cash or credit cards. Credit cards give you convenience but cash gives you independence. When you apply for any type of credit card, be sure, you will carry some debt. However smart credit cardholders can use their plastic to advantage. Find your credit card with low rates and best rewards at <a href="http://cardsinstance.cn/discover-card-apr.html" rel="nofollow">discover card apr</a> R56ma87de Lots of people still cannot decide what to use – cash or credit cards. Credit cards give you convenience but cash gives you independence. When you apply for any type of credit card, be sure, you will carry some debt. However smart credit cardholders can use their plastic to advantage. Find your credit card with low rates and best rewards at

discover card apr

R56ma87de

]]> By: David http://wellsoneducation.wordpress.com/2007/04/19/7-sure-fire-ways-to-alienate-a-teacher/#comment-796 David Fri, 02 Nov 2007 01:16:03 +0000 http://wellsoneducation.wordpress.com/2007/04/19/7-sure-fire-ways-to-alienate-a-teacher/#comment-796 Well I appreciate your call for students to "respect" teachers -- I don't think it will ever work. The only good respect is that earned. It is up to the teacher as the leader/facilitator to use the comments to change the curriculum or learning environment. I want students that are free to voice their criticism, however invalid or impolite! This is the foundation of thought/intelligence - to say NO. (to paraphrase Koestler. ). David Well I appreciate your call for students to “respect” teachers — I don’t think it will ever work.

The only good respect is that earned. It is up to the teacher as the leader/facilitator to use the comments to change the curriculum or learning environment.

I want students that are free to voice their criticism, however invalid or impolite! This is the foundation of thought/intelligence – to say NO. (to paraphrase Koestler. ).

David

]]> By: Gifted and Talented in the 21st Century » Blog Archive » Examples of gifted students using technology http://wellsoneducation.wordpress.com/2007/04/19/7-sure-fire-ways-to-alienate-a-teacher/#comment-789 Gifted and Talented in the 21st Century » Blog Archive » Examples of gifted students using technology Wed, 31 Oct 2007 22:14:03 +0000 http://wellsoneducation.wordpress.com/2007/04/19/7-sure-fire-ways-to-alienate-a-teacher/#comment-789 [...] be an articulate, well adjusted high school student. His rationale for blogging is to His post on 7 sure fire ways to alienate a teacher is insightful and to the point. All gifted students should read this post; it may just save your [...] [...] be an articulate, well adjusted high school student. His rationale for blogging is to His post on 7 sure fire ways to alienate a teacher is insightful and to the point. All gifted students should read this post; it may just save your [...]

]]>