Mr. Leguizamo, as is his wont, is churning up hot waves of improbably connected ideas in "Latin History for Morons," directed by Tony Taccone.
A number of KI rubrics and scoring guides have been developed to measure the extent to which students connect ideas important for understanding key concepts in different content areas (Linn et al., 2006; Liu et al., 2008).
There was also evidence of the process of connecting ideas.
He credits Pierucci for helping him hatch the idea for connected luggage.
John P. Walters, director of the White House drug office, said the idea for connecting drug use and terrorism came after the State Department identified 28 terrorist organizations and linked nearly half of them to drug trafficking.
And, if you are a human being with a new app idea for connecting people together or a flying car or or a facial product which delivers on the promise of the fountain of youth, who cares that Facebook already exists, that your car idea would just be a permutation of an airplane, or that no one else has ever been able to transform a 58-year-old into a 38-year-old without the knife?
Gender equality connects the idea of quality education for all with the wider processes of achieving social justice in society.
It has shaped my personal passion for and philosophy of connecting new ideas to empathy for others.
Whatever the focus, these IT spaces are becoming central connect points for ideas, entrepreneurs, investment, and innovation across the continent.
The UN Foundation is an advocate for the UN and a platform for connecting people, ideas, and resources to help the United Nations solve global problems.
Maybe you're on Pinterest looking for ideas to help your kids adjust to their dad's latest deployment -- finding tools to help them stay connected or searching for party ideas to welcome him home.
