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gjmueller: The Teaching Brain and the Science Behind Great Teaching The book seeks to answer the question, “What is teaching?” and makes the assertion that teacher quality is so important and yet sometimes misunderstood. So, do we know the science behind what makes great teaching? added to my “to read” list
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The authors believe this takeover will happen in two stages. First, computers will start replacing people in especially vulnerable fields like transportation/logistics, production labor, and administrative support. Jobs in services, sales, and construction may also be lost in this first stage. Then, the rate of replacement will slow down due to bottlenecks in harder-to-automate fields…
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China is not offshoring to find cheaper labor,” he added. “There is obviously something else going on here. ‘47 Percent’ Of U.S. Jobs Are At Risk Because Of Advancing Technologies
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Life as a Target
This War of Mine shifts the focus of war games from the shooters to the civilians caught in the crossfire. By Laura Hudson The appetite for games about war is immense. From Call of Duty to Battlefield, videogames set during violent conflicts—particularly shooting games—are some of the most popular and lucrative in the world. But…
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Game creation jam to be ruled by insane random game concept generator
mostlysignssomeportents: Orteil42, creator of Cookie Clicker and Nested, has published a random game concept generator. The Insanity Game Jam, whereby one must implement one of machine’s ideas, is to run April 1-4. The main rule? You have to uncheck the box on Orteil42’s concept generator that guarantees “sanity” in its offerings. Read the rest… humans…
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legosaurus: Space Is Awesome Tees available for a few more hours at TeeFury. Created by Pacalin || Tumblr
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spacedbar: Sol LewittForms Derived from a Cube, 1982Set of twenty-four etchings with aquatint14⅞ x 14⅞ inches (37.8 x 37.8 cm)
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withoutyourwalls: Sara Eichner, red and pink planes receding in opposite directions, 2013
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cyborges: lafilleblanc: Sol LeWitt Form Derived from a Cube. 1982.Ink drawing over pencil (via)