One of my online teachers had an essay handed in, and it had only one source sited. Here is the link the student shared… At least he was ‘honest’!
Cite Your Sources;)
Tag Archives: humour
Sarcasm, even spelt right too!
I think Cassie was only 3 years old when she started asking me, “Dad, are you being tar-tas-tic again?”
This is from her Father’s Day card.
It’s interesting but I really don’t think that my sarcasm plays out online. I tend not to use it as it is too easily interpreted as rude or at times even scathing. So instead I barrage my kids with it. I’m sure as they get older their eyes will role-over as I embarrass them in front of their friends, (the eye-rolls have already started), but my editing filter shuts off at home. So, my girls will just have to put up with me… even with my sarcasm. 🙂
“I will spank you”… loosely translated
… Time to get out the liquid paper and edit this library book!
Natural Museum in Dalian
Some great life-sized whales & dinosaurs etc.
Some creepy specimens in glass jars.
And this… the first monkey on the left:
“Act no evil”
Give a man a fish…
Give a man a fish and feed him for a day, teach a man to fish and he’ll overfish for profit and diminish supply at an alarming rate, teach a man to learn and to critically access a network of all human knowledge and he just might contribute to a solution to over-fishing or to feeding the 7 billion people on this planet.
I came up with this fun little adaptation of an old metaphor in a comment on Will Richardson’s blog post: ‘A new culture of learning‘… thought I’d share it here too:-)
