Posts tagged ‘financial incentives’

Oldies-but-Goldies

• The other side of the hill Don’t worry if right now all seems hazy. Just live in the moment, trust your gut feeling and follow your passions.
• No mistakes nothing makes More often than not, we perceive mistakes as something we rather not take credit for. And thus we deny ourselves learning opportunities.
• Unconditional My father didn’t believe in the Church as an institution. He’d say, “The place of worship is within me”.
• Confessions of an Unemployable The over 40 jobseekers presently face a dilemma: either remain unemployed or choose to be underemployed.
• Telltale poker face What I really love about growing old is the telltale signs displaying our full glory and our own personal uniqueness.
• Content fundamentals Rudie van Meurs is the Nestor of Dutch research journalism. And there’s a thing or two serious content developers can learn from him.
• All learners need a fish bowl How many choices should educators give learners when creating courses? And what does a fish bowl have to do with any of this?
• What do you want to do? If you aren’t capable of finding your own passions; how can you possibly teach your students to find theirs?
• Time we walk the walk The present Dutch cabinet is showing its engagement with the masses. Does this means we’ve stopped talking the talk and are now walking the walk?