Tag: knowledge

What I want to be known for is my general knowledge and excitement that I bring into the world of sports

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I want to express the true colors of sports to everyone watching and show them how good sports truly are to us. All my life I have been involved in sports whether it is physically or mentally, as I had to give up physically playing them due to a cardiovascular problem with my legs which forced me to give up playing sports. Since then I have not lost hope or passion in sports in any given way possible, watching every game, interview and looking over stats to really get a good knowledge into everything about sports. Using this knowledge I want to show how much I really know about sports by putting that into action by becoming a sportscaster and that is why I started this company.

https://jacejohnsonfs.wordpress.com/2021/07/25/what-i-want-to-be-known-for

As I continue to learn more, I want to know more, too

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I want to know what attitudes students have toward things like internet safety, privacy and social media use. All of those fall under digital citizenship. Do students know that their school internet accounts are monitored? That is a false safety net. They need to learn to be safe online prior to leaving school. The questions are, how do we teach that without alienating them and making them feel like we don’t trust them, and what would connect best with students? I’m thinking that I need to seek the sage advice of the Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus, or consult my Magic 8 Ball, or, I suppose, I could continue to seek out trusted sources which can shed light on how best to teach digital citizenship, like […]

https://thislibraryislit.wordpress.com/2021/07/12/where-i-am-and-where-i-want-to-go

Recognizing and acknowledging the power I have and powers I want to have are the keys to making real change

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Just having passed a power station, it struck me that I feel powerful. I have no problem describing myself as strong, but do not generally identify with power. That needs to change.

https://anotherf-kingcancerblog.com/2022/02/07/journals-may-2015