Drama engenders joy, enthusiasm and a sense of achievement in students, it really should blossom because there's nothing like it.
Joel Klein, the New York City schools chancellor, is not a popular man among those who have spent their careers working in the school system — but, to judge by the reaction in the edu-blogosphere, any joy engendered by the announcement of his resignation was quickly extinguished when the identity of his successor became known.
By Nicholas Lemann November 10, 2010 Joel Klein, the New York City schools chancellor, is not a popular man among those who have spent their careers working in the school system — but, to judge by the reaction in the edu-blogosphere, any joy engendered by the announcement of his resignation was quickly extinguished when the identity of his successor became known.
Even if in a few months — or just weeks — from now, the claims about what these Olympics have done to shape and steer the national psyche look a little foolish (which they will), there will be no shame in feeling the great embrace of joy that engendered them.
What it didn't engender was joy — the near-laughter at visual inventions that are so extravagant as to seem borderline ridiculous and that, at the same time, actually pack a new idea.
The negative feelings engendered by this loss of "amenity" (something that once brought joy) can further contribute to a feedback loop of stress, sleep loss, negative emotions, and related health impacts., But are quiet-seeking rural dwellers more prone to report health impacts from new turbines simply because they anticipate a negative outcome?
The song celebrates the pay-it-forward nature of anonymous giving and the joy it engenders as children learn to play Santa.
Their patronage engendered special treatment.
That enthusiasm quickly engendered others.
If wit engendered worthy deed.
