About what kind of care she wanted to avoid (as in Mr. Andrew's case in the example above)?" This is why, as I have written in previous posts, it is so incredibly valuable to have end-of-life conversations earlier rather than later.
In previous posts, I've emphasized the importance of good driving questions to generate curiosity in project-based learning, or P.B.L.
In previous posts I have pointed out that national employment per capita actually increased among the elderly during the recession.
In previous posts, members of the She Owns It business group discussed last year's accomplishments and their goals for 2013.
In previous posts, we focused on the Web site for the Megawatt Hour, an energy-related start-up co-founded by She Owns It business group member Deirdre Lord.
In previous posts, I wrote about the epic battles that are brewing between spammers and content farms which are turning the web into a massive garbage dump and search providers, which have to choose between profit and customer satisfaction.
In previous posts, I've cited folks like Mitchell and Viktor Frankl and they still warrant referencing.
In previous posts I have complained about the Pearson/SCALE edTPA.
In previous posts, we talked about the multi-tasking challenge, and suggested some ways to substitute multi-goaling instead.
In previous posts, I've discussed the importance of having end-of-life conversations in the midst of life, before a medical crisis.
In previous posts, I've discussed some of the difficulties that await the FIFA defendants and others charged with federal white-collar and corruption-related offenses.
