Read, Talk, Understand
“Your password is only as secure as the weakest website you’ve been on.”
- change passwords at least as often as 30 days.
- upper case, lower case, characters, symbols, etc.
- note down passwords (must be secure/hard to access)
- fingerprint smudges to find out what your passcode
“ can be forced for face/finger recognition, but can’t be forced to say your passcode/word ”
- Adults stereotype lazy and complaining teenagers
- Teachers often rush to defend a system that rewarded them with degrees and jobs
- People are so reluctant to speak out/come forward
“I wanted to acknowledge the trust and courage it took for them to speak up.”
“The real insight wasn't that productivity increased because of the actual changes that management made; it was that when management was sympathetic, willing to listen, and keep their promises, the employees put in more effort.”
- The students asked to trust teachers or others, are going through personal traumas
- Anxiety and Depression increasing overtime
- Students working to graduate, but get stacked by graduation loans
“Montaigne wanted to express exactly what he thought and felt.”
“There is glory in the attempt.”
- Trying is important
- French word for attempt or try is “essay”
Meaning, if anyone tries to say or do something, they are technically creating an essay.
Our job:
- connect
- understand others
- make ourselves understood
Montaigne’s beliefs:
- we learn best when we love what we do
Choose how to direct our.....
- curiosity
- passion
- effort
It did make a big type of difference when the author is reading with us because there were many part in the blog, or in anything we read in general, that can be misunderstood because I would most definitely have a different point of view. I was able to pick up facts that I would’ve just disregarded. For example, pointing out why he inserted the fact that Montaigne was a winegrower, and he inserted it to have something to relate with Montaigne. To remind us that Montaigne is not simply the person that started “Essays”, but he also had a different occupation.
- change passwords at least as often as 30 days.
- upper case, lower case, characters, symbols, etc.
- note down passwords (must be secure/hard to access)
- fingerprint smudges to find out what your passcode
“ can be forced for face/finger recognition, but can’t be forced to say your passcode/word ”
- Adults stereotype lazy and complaining teenagers
- Teachers often rush to defend a system that rewarded them with degrees and jobs
- People are so reluctant to speak out/come forward
“I wanted to acknowledge the trust and courage it took for them to speak up.”
“The real insight wasn't that productivity increased because of the actual changes that management made; it was that when management was sympathetic, willing to listen, and keep their promises, the employees put in more effort.”
- The students asked to trust teachers or others, are going through personal traumas
- Anxiety and Depression increasing overtime
- Students working to graduate, but get stacked by graduation loans
“Montaigne wanted to express exactly what he thought and felt.”
“There is glory in the attempt.”
- Trying is important
- French word for attempt or try is “essay”
Meaning, if anyone tries to say or do something, they are technically creating an essay.
Our job:
- connect
- understand others
- make ourselves understood
Montaigne’s beliefs:
- we learn best when we love what we do
Choose how to direct our.....
- curiosity
- passion
- effort
It did make a big type of difference when the author is reading with us because there were many part in the blog, or in anything we read in general, that can be misunderstood because I would most definitely have a different point of view. I was able to pick up facts that I would’ve just disregarded. For example, pointing out why he inserted the fact that Montaigne was a winegrower, and he inserted it to have something to relate with Montaigne. To remind us that Montaigne is not simply the person that started “Essays”, but he also had a different occupation.
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