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Posts tagged ‘parenting’

2011.07.11   Google, gossip, and gamification: comparing and contrasting technical learning styles   (7)

I just ran across Karen Rustad’s “How to teach programming: shy, practical people edition.” She cared more about making practical things than about what she perceived as “coding,” so her early technical life centered on ...

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2009.11.17   From comments: FoolishOwl on those pesky distractions   (50)

FoolishOwl commented: I looked at Gail Carmichael’s blog post, “Quick Thoughts on Pregnancy and Grad School,” and was immediately struck by how the women commenting on it were in general agreement, based on careful thought ...

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2009.09.28   iLinkSpam 2.0 (29th September, 2009)   (0)

Don’t forget that LCA2010 (Wellington NZ, January) has attendee funding programmes, including one for women and other minorities in Open Source development, and applications close this Friday, Oct 2. tigtog highlights a horrendous autism “advocacy” ...

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2009.09.09   The Left Hand of Link Roundup (Sep 9th, 2009)   (8)

Technology for “keeping kids safe” unsurprisingly sometimes serves a dual purpose, as Lauredhel points out: Your kids’ ’secure’ online chats being sold to marketers Pink Brain, Blue Brain: Claims of sex differences fall apart. Newsweek ...

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