While individual accomplishments are important, I don't think schools remove achievement rewards with the sole reason of avoiding offense. In many cases, rewards undermine motivation. On the other hand, I agree that removing grades can be a bad move. Positive feedback, when done right (giving relevant information to the student about their work), has the potential to improve motivation. So does co-operative learning.
A quick search on google scholar search turned up this...
http://content2.apa.org/journals/bul/125/6/627
http://www.alienearths.org/glimpse/glimpse.php and launching the viewer will bring up the zoomable image mentioned
The system works!
Even better, we could drop a massive block of ice in the ocean on a regular basis!
Clearly, the solution to your email problem lies in this link
Wanna see morphing? Come to Australia. Even we have trouble keeping track of the changes.
Speed 2?
A real Australian would escape on someone else's kangaroo...
So...What about us sensitive clods, you insensitive clod!
If Microsoft copies this endeavor we can all start up the "if Microsoft made cars" jokes again. Here's hoping!
Well it was suggested to Gates, but the reply was less than encouraging...
"That's the dumbest fucking idea I've heard since I've been at Microsoft."
in England
What would be next? Where would it end? What if petrol prices also reached parity? It just wouldn't be cricket!
There, fixed that for ya.
Why bother with spell checkers? They should just switch double the killer delete select all
Being an Australian, I wouldn't risk it. They'd probably extradite me.
Only if you have synesthesia.
e rsonification
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ordinal_linguistic_p
While individual accomplishments are important, I don't think schools remove achievement rewards with the sole reason of avoiding offense. In many cases, rewards undermine motivation. On the other hand, I agree that removing grades can be a bad move. Positive feedback, when done right (giving relevant information to the student about their work), has the potential to improve motivation. So does co-operative learning. A quick search on google scholar search turned up this... http://content2.apa.org/journals/bul/125/6/627
Just when you thought Ryanair could get any more hated...