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You probably first learned about the scientific method in some junior high lab with a bunch of peers who were testing and examining each other as much as they were the stuff steaming in the test tubes. Teens aren’t totally off-base when they’re appl…
August 20
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Ethnicity makes up an important part of our culture—the “acquired knowledge people use to interpret experience and generate behavior” that James Spradley talks about. Check out this clip of popular graphic novelist Gene Yang as he talks about ethni…
August 11
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Who are you?
Creative writer, tenacious learner, practical idealist
I'm looking for?
Learn more about diversity
What is your occupation?
Senior Writer at the Steve Robbins Group and co-Content Manger for What If?
What do you like to do with your spare time?
I spend it relaxing with good books, good friends, good coffee, good music...as well as many other good things.
What type of music do you listen to?
Hip-hop, blues, oldies, indie, classical, latin, swing.
Favorite Movies?
Rain Man, Pride and Prejudice, Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe.
Favorite books?
A Painted House, Fahrenheit 451, Where the Wild Things Are, Bird by Bird.
Favorite place to visit?
Budapest, Hungary.

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Seth Godin's Scientific Method

You probably first learned about the scientific method in some junior high lab with a bunch of peers who were testing and examining each other as much as they were the stuff steaming in the test tubes. Teens aren’t totally off-base when they’re applying this testing procedure to their social interactions as well as to their lab experiments; in fact, they’re experts at testing, evaluating, and… Continue

Posted on August 20, 2009 at 9:44am —

Leah Nieboer

Culture in Comic Form

Ethnicity makes up an important part of our culture—the “acquired knowledge people use to interpret experience and generate behavior” that James Spradley talks about.

Check out this clip of popular graphic novelist Gene Yang as he talks about ethnic heritage and created identity—two main themes that run through each of this Chinese-American’s award-winning graphic novels.

Gene Yang at America.govContinue

Posted on August 11, 2009 at 3:51pm —

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