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A portion of Avenue of the Arts building in Center City has come up for sale and presents an opportunity for a developer to swoop in and convert it into apartments or a hotel.
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Earlier today during SEC Media Week, Missouri quarterback James Franklin angered his own fans my mentioning that they were the rudest fans he faced last year. While he followed up and said that they were just responsible for the single meanest comment, he still felt the need to clear the air a little more.
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The Waker of Dreams Poem by David Lewis Paget
'I'm tired, so tired, ' said Jonathon Black,
'I can hardly stay awake, '
His wife just stared at the back of his head,
Went back to her currant cake.
She'd heard it all a million times
Was bored with the things he'd say,
She wished he'd pack up his things, sometimes
And quietly go away.
But Jonathon sat in his bamboo chair
And stared at the world outside,
He used to be full of energy,
But something inside him died,
He lived in the shadows of tides and scenes
That were conjured behind his eyes,
The throwaway remnants of others dreams
He'd capture in tears and sighs.
He spent the afternoon nodding off
Then woke with a startled cry,
'You wouldn't believe what I saw just now,
Right out of a clear blue sky.
A shadow crept from the bushes there
And it killed young Andrew Deems, '
Giselle had tutted and shook her head,
'Just one of your stupid dreams! '
The woods, a favourite lovers spot
Stretched out from their own back door,
Giselle would go with a basket there
Looking for mushroom spore.
'I saw you out in the woods today
But nothing is what it seems, '
She turned and snapped at her husband's back,
'Just keep me out of your dreams! '
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'I can't control what I see,
Wherever a person's thoughts are at
They keep on coming to me.
Even the strangers that walk on past
Have secrets they send in beams,
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But I'm the waker of dreams.
Giselle had wandered off to the woods
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'I'm tired, so tired, ' said Jonathon Black
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22 July 2013
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Comedy of errors: Michael Frayn's new novel brings high farce and big ideas to a Greek island
It is the writer's first novel for a decade.
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Boyd Tonkin is Senior Writer and a columnist at The Independent. An award-winning journalist, he was formerly Literary Editor at The Independent, and before that Social Policy Editor and then Books Editor at the New Statesman magazine. He has broadcast extensively for BBC arts and current affairs programmes and has judged the Booker Prize, the Whitbread biography award, the Commonwealth Writers Prize and the David Cohen Prize. In 2001, he re-founded the Independent Foreign Fiction Prize for literature in translation, and serves on its judging panel every year.
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You arrive on a hot day at a foreign airport. After you wheel your bag past a bored customs official, glass doors slide open to reveal that line of sweaty cab drivers who hold up notices carrying strange names. What if, instead of making a frantic search for the saviour who brandishes yours, you chose somebody's else's sign, somebody else's driver – somebody else's life?
Good books, and plays, tend to begin with strong and clear ideas. As does Michael Frayn's 11th novel, Skios. "Over the years," he says, "every time I've arrived in an airport somewhere, and seen that line of people holding up placards with names, I've thought: 'Supposing I went up to one of them and said I was somebody I wasn't.' They obviously don't know what the people they're waiting for look like."
Oliver Fox, Frayn's floppy-haired wastrel with a string of enraged girlfriends and a goofily seductive Made in Chelsea style, does just that when he snatches the identity of an eminent scientist due to speak at a high-minded symposium on a small Greek island. Cue a classic Fraynian farce, as richly laden with ideas as with plot-twists that hairpin and zigzag like the dusty roads of Skios itself. The book itself began as an unexpected detour. Frayn and his wife, the biographer Claire Tomalin, went on holiday to a Greek island so that he could work on his droll, touching and bittersweet family memoir, My Father's Fortune.
Then, "In the maddening way that one's mind works, I suddenly began to think about this story, and it began to fall into place." My Father's Fortune had to wait while Frayn mapped out the destiny of the impostor Oliver and his hapless victim: the guru of "scientometrics", Dr Norman Wilfred. The Fred Toppler Foundation, an ersatz temple to "European civilisation", in reality serves as the island laundry for the grubbier deals of a Greek plutocrat. It teeters and topples as Oliver brings his own scatty version of chaos theory to bear on "the great gear-chain of cause and effect".
Frayn notes that the swashbuckling heroes of adventure yarns often serve as "wish-fulfilments, and have the kind of superhuman courage that their authors don't have". Well, Oliver never lacks – if not courage, then sheer chutzpah: "The hero of this book, although he's not a terribly morally admirable man, does have the cheek to do what one sometimes wouldn't mind doing oneself." Indeed, his tightrope act of imposture trumps the usual fraudster's tricks. Oliver begins in total ignorance about Dr Wilfred and his globe-trotting career in "the scientific management of science" (a real discipline, by the way). "He sets himself the rather difficult task of passing himself off as someone about whom he knows nothing whatsoever. So has to feel his way all the time to find out about what people are expecting him to be like."
As always in Frayn's philosophical comedies, the alarms and excursions of a breakneck intrigue drive everyday reality to its logical – and illogical – conclusions. What scoundrelly Oliver does, reflects Frayn, "is really an exaggeration of what we're all doing all the time. We're all playing some kind of part, and we don't really know what kind of part it is we're supposed to be playing. We're trying to find it out, and to feel from other people's reactions whether we're doing the right thing – trying to find some kind of plausible way to be in life."
Freed by Oliver's coup from his uptight public personality, Dr Wilfred – stranded at a remote villa with one of Oliver's perplexed inamoratas – develops quite a taste for the no-strings, free-and-easy hedonism of his scandalous double. Does being Michael Frayn, I ask, ever feel like an onerous performance? Would he like to appoint an understudy? "You do get used to it," he muses. "Practice makes perfect."
Frayn, who will be 80 next year, enjoys more practice than ever at acting his many parts. Skios (Faber & Faber, £15.99) is his first novel for a decade, since Spies re-cast the author's wartime childhood in suburban Ewell into another trapdoor-strewn story of misplaced conviction and mistaken identity. After that, The Human Touch summed up over 500 nourishing but joke-studded pages his philosophy of events, of happenings, of process: the narratives that allow a story-spinning species to make sense, and make art, of its world.
As Skios retuns to some favourite Frayn terrains – where chance runs into choice, determinism wrangles with free will, and the random blows of fate shake our habitual need to construct plots – I wonder how far this supremely cunning storyteller also has a message to impart. Unlike the clunkily didactic Dr Wilfred, his creator has no fondess for delivering lectures: "I'd like to think I'd got some sort of programme for teaching people philosophy – but I'm afraid I haven't. Ideas just come to one's head and one tells a story the best one can. I really don't have any pedagogic aspirations." Even with the tenacious dialectics of The Human Touch, "I didn't do that with any intention of teaching people or persuading people. I just did it because it seemed to me that was the case!"
After that book, My Father's Fortune crafted a literary persona that many readers found warmer, and more vulnerable, than the cerebral clock-maker of some – cariacatural – Frayn portraits. It placed not only his father's life as a jaunty self-creator at its heart, but also his mother's sudden death. The memoir proved "a much more emotional experience" than some other works – "but it also made me laugh a lot, thinking about my father and our efforts to get on together". Always a wizard of dialogue, Tom Frayn's son lets us listen to this insecure, eccentric, class-shifting family: "I could hear his voice very clearly, and I could hear my stepmother's voice, and the voice of everyone except my mother... I did find that very painful. I couldn't begin to write dialogue for her."
Meanwhile, his career as a playwright has entered an Indian summer without end. The latest West End version of the evergreen Noises Off, now at the Novello, delivers nightly delight. At the Rose in Kingston, the revival of his (rewritten) Here elicits thrilled praise from the author for director Lisa Spirling and a cast that includes Alison Steadman and relative newcomer Zawe Ashton. "Every production tells me a lot," he says, "because the actors have to find something about these characters that re
lates to something about themselves." Elsewhere, the March revivals in Sheffield of three more overtly "philosophical" dramas – Benefactors, Democracy and Copenhagen – will be followed by a transfer to the Old Vic for Democracy. But in spite of all his experience, "theatre is terrifying" for Frayn.
I talk to him, in his publisher's offices, after the first night of Here. "Although we didn't have the press in, although it's a play that's been done before, although we've been previewing for a week, I still had that familiar touch of fear around my heart as I went into the theatre. But for actors, it's much worse – to stand there in front of the public and do it". This almost-parental anxiety about every new outing for his offspring means that he has no further books in the pipeline: "At the moment, I don't have any plans to write anything ever again... If an idea falls into my head, I'll explore it." Surely, the force of creative gravity will deposit new fruit soon.
In the theatre, as in his fiction, Frayn attracts bouquets – and the odd brickbat – for his steely control of the machinery of art. Yet his first-night nerves serve as a reminder that he has always chosen to work in the form leaves both authors and actors most exposed: comedy. The mission to amuse leaves the laugh-seeker naked. Comedy has no court of appeal, no final arbiter. People find it funny, or they don't. That is "Both the curse and the consolation of comedy," thinks Frayn. "If people don't laugh, that's extremely painful. But if they do laugh, then that's a justification in itself... If people are sitting there quietly, are they moved internally? You never know. But with comedy, you do. By God, you do."
Readers will need a heart of Attic marble not to laugh along with Skios. From the moment that the Foundation's queen bee Nikki smugly surveys a domain that ticks along "like the works of a good watch, or nature itself", we know that Chaos and Catastrophe have booked their rooms. Frayn's writing career has roughly coincided with the rise and fall of Structuralism in art and thought, with its view of individual minds as cogs within the engine of language, culture or society. Some might claim that Frayn knew how to smash the Structuralist watch before the theorists began their deconstructive work. He sends fixed categories and oppositions into a spin to show that seemingly sovereign sets of laws answer to human desires. The Clockwise of an ordered world – to cite the Frayn-scripted film that led John Cleese's time-crazed headmaster a merry dance – requires a human touch to make it run.
"All plots," insists Frayn, "including farce plots, depend upon perception. People are not moved as by pieces of machinery. They see something happening and they understand it in a certain way... It does involve human understanding, and human invention too." This master of mechanics in fact writes as a champion of happenstance.
We can, and must, deviate from our paths of plot – even at talking-shops such as the shindig on Skios. "The only time I ever went to a writers' conference," Frayn recalls, "was in Sweden years and years ago. I thought it was such a ridiculous experience that I've never repeated it." A flock of distinguished authors ran out of things to say on topics such as "Language as a Home". "We got into such desperate straits that there were long silences." Finally, the German poet and critic Hans Magnus Enzensberger exercised his – and their – existential freedom. "He stood up and said, 'I suggest we end the formal part of the conference and all go out and walk about in the sunshine'." So they did.
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Jonathan Macrae Deevy Jonathan Macrae Deevy of Chicago was born on February 26, 1954 in Rockville Centre, NY. Beloved son of William Joseph III and Jeanne Macrae Deevy Larmee, Jon passed away on Monday, March 25, 2013 in Chicago. Cherished uncle to his nieces Bella Deevy, Megan Deevy, Samantha Deevy, and Alexandra Deevy, and his nephews Patrick Deevy, Maxwell Deevy, Andrew Deevy, and William Deevy II, Jon is survived by his sister, Martha Deevy, and his brothers William Joseph Deevy IV, Brian (Caryn) Deevy, Christopher Deevy, and Robert (Kristen) Deevy, multiple cousins and countless friends. Born on Long Island in Rockville Centre, New York, Jon was raised in Arlington Heights, Illinois where he graduated from Arlington High School in 1972. He graduated from Dartmouth College in 1976, and subsequently earned a Juris Doctor from Case Western Reserve School of Law. Jon practiced law in Cleveland before returning to Chicago to trade options at the Chicago Board Options Exchange. Having excelled in the past in tennis and rugby, Jon was an avid Chicago sports fan who enjoyed reading, following the financial markets, outings to Arlington Park, and spending time with his family and friends. Jon was preceded in death by his parents, William Joseph Deevy III and Jeanne Macrae Deevy Larmee. "We love you Jon, and we miss you." Visitation from 4:00 pm until 8:00 pm Friday, April 5, 2013 at Glueckert Funeral Home, Ltd., 1520 N. Arlington Heights Road (four blocks south of Palatine Road), Arlington Heights. Prayers 9:15 am Saturday, April 6, 2013 at the Funeral Home, proceeding to St. James Catholic Church, 831 N. Arlington Heights Rd., Arlington Heights for Mass at 10:00 am. Interment St. Michael the Archangel Cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorials may be given to Journey from PADS to HOPE, 1140 E. Northwest Highway, Palatine IL 60074. Funeral Information and condolences can be given at
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Whether you love it or hate it, Valentine's day is right around the corner. Some may argue that the holiday is a Hallmark fabrication to encourage consumption of useless goods, but whatever your thoughts, its a nice day to show your loved ones that you care and even treat yourself to some love as well. Of course, you can easily do all of this without fancy jewelry or chocolates or flowers. The best gifts come from the heart, and simply cooking a special dinner for someone would make a much appreciated treat. If you do want to go the route of more traditional gifts, here are some of our green suggestions:
We much prefer living plants to cut flowers: they provide the oxygen that we breathe, and last a lot longer as well. But if you're a sucker for long-stemmed roses or other bouquet options, there are some organic flower companies like Organic Bouquet. Or, make a last-minute run to your local farmers market. We must say, though, that at $23 for a single long stemmed rose, a potted plant is much cheaper, greener and better in every way.
Escape the cheesy Hallmark monopoly and make your own! The personal touch will go a long way with friends and loved ones who are tired of cliche Valentines day lines. And even for the artistically-impaired, never fear. As the old adage goes, it's the thought that counts. Really.
We love organic options like Vere Goods, Dagoba, and Green & Black's Fortunately for you last-minute shoppers, you can find these varieties at most local gourmet/health food stores. Green & Black's even has a store locator function on their website.
Look to eco-minded jewelers like Brilliant Earth for environmentally friendly and ethical fancy jewelry.
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Teaching Argumentation Using a Model: Analysis of "Is Survival Selfish?" (HMH Collections, Page 317)
(A version of Wallace's essay in its entirety can be found by clicking on the following link. The introduction is different from the textbook, but otherwise the essay remains the same: http://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2010/01/is-survival-selfish/34962)
"Is Survival Selfish?" an argumentative essay by Lane Wallace that originally appeared in The Atlantic magazine on January 29, 2010, is a good example of a poor argument. I will use this essay in my class as a way to teach students what not to do in an argument.
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Sunday, March 22, 2015
INSIGHT Activity: Interconnecting Numerous Sources Inspires Great Higher Thinking--Encouraging Text-Dependent Responses
Synthesis of All Texts Read in Course as well as Other Disciplines
INSIGHT: Interconnecting Numerous Sources Inspires Great Higher Thinking
It is a sound teaching strategy to periodically review/reinforce all learning/reading that occurred thus far in a given curriculum. (This technique is supported by the Spacing Effect in Psychology, whereby students more easily remember information when that information is studied/reviewed at spaced intervals over a longer stretch of time.)
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Wednesday, March 18, 2015
Analysis--Speech in the Virginia Convention
I often use models as a way to teach analysis.
Scholars: It is good to read examples of analytical writing because it helps you understand how to write your own analysis essays. The habit of reading and studying models (examples) is the best way to learn how to write more effectively. Below is an analysis that I wrote on Patrick Henry's Speech in the Virginia Convention.
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Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Poetry Explication Handout--Encouraging Text-Dependent Responses
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Sunday, March 15, 2015
AP English Language and Composition Guide for Free Response Essays
The first essay rubric below is one that I created by synthesizing ideas from a variety of sources--handouts from English workshops, Internet sites, and most of all, my own observations/experience as an AP Reader and teacher. Unfortunately, I do not have all the necessary attribution, as I have been adding to this rubric and subtracting from it over many years. I want to thank all those anonymous sources for their ideas and inspiration. The rubric, as well as all the other materials included in the Guide for Free Response Essays, is not a product of The College Board (the company that creates the AP Exam), although it does contain some language from College Board rubrics and valuable input that I receive every year from fellow AP Readers.
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Thursday, March 12, 2015
AP English Language and Composition--Factors that Contribute to a Lower Grade on the Argumentative Essay
|Argument Over a Card Game, Jan Steen (no date)
These are musings/thoughts of mine, not those of The College Board.
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Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Teaching Argumentation: Analysis of "Monkey See, Monkey Do, Monkey Connect" (HMH Collections, Grade 9, page 123)
Analysis of "Monkey See, Monkey Do, Monkey Connect" (123)
Below is an analysis of the latter part of de Waal's essay. I use the de Waal's text (in its present form) to instruct students about argumentation, claims, counterclaims, addressing counterclaims, and types of evidence. I frontload the discussion by explaining that this article was excerpted from another text or book, and most likely de Waal included appropriate citations or endnotes for his research, so that students understand my critique is in no way meant to disparage de Waal's authority, but rather to utilize his essay as a vehicle for teaching argumentation.
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Tuesday, March 10, 2015
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Monday, March 9, 2015
Style Handout for AP English Language and Composition
|In the Style of Kairouan (Paul Klee, 1914)
How to Comment on Style
What is Style? (You should be able to comment on the style of different writers and compare and contrast those styles.)
Definition: The characteristic manner of expression in prose or verse; how a particular writer says things.
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Sunday, March 8, 2015
Analysis of "Rituals of Memory" by Kimberly Blaeser (HMH Collections, Grade 9)
|Memory, Agnes Lawrence Pelton (1937)
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Saturday, March 7, 2015
AP English Language and Composition--The Analysis Essay
|Break Ground, Grant Wood (1936)
These are musings/thoughts of mine, not those of The College Board. Handwrite these notes in the affirmative to reinforce your learning. The title of your notes should be "Factors That Contribute to a Higher Score on the AP English Language and Composition Analysis Essay."
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Monday, March 2, 2015
Sample Writing Prompt
It's no secret that lack of preparedness can lead to big problems. Is being unprepared worth the problems, frustration, waste of time, and tremendous aggravation that not having foresight causes?
Write an essay in which you take a position on whether or not lack of preparedness is worth the problems, frustration, waste of time, and tremendous aggravation that results. Make sure to include information from the cartoons in your essay.
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Sunday, March 1, 2015
AP English Language and Composition--Analysis Prompt
I give students the following suggestions for the Analysis Prompt on the AP English Language and Composition Exam.
- No more than 4 or 5 sentences for the introductory paragraph. Be sure that you have a strong thesis statement (can be two sentences) that directly and specifically outlines what you will be discussing in your essay. Use key words from the prompt (or synonyms for key words). If there isn't a clear thesis in the opening paragraph, the AP Reader has a difficult time assessing whether or not you adequately fulfilled the assignment as he/she reads the body paragraphs. Be sure to address all aspects of the prompt in your thesis (if it is two parts), and of course, save the elaboration for the body of your essay. Your thesis should be your "anchor," or "North Star" as you write the paper. No elaboration or examples in the opening paragraph (save that for the body paragraphs).
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Friday, February 27, 2015
AP English Language and Composition--Synthesis Prompt
|Synthesis of Movement, Giacomo Balla (1914)
I give the following suggestions to my students.
The Synthesis Prompt appears first in the Free-Response Section of the AP English Language and Composition Exam. Synthesis is a blending of ideas from other sources to create a new whole (your essay). In this exam, there will be either 6 or 7 Sources (A through G) that you will need to read and gather ideas to support your argument--your response to the prompt. At least one of the Sources will be visual (a chart, a graph, a picture, a cartoon). The directions on the exam tell you that you must incorporate at least 3 different Sources into your discussion (essay). You may think of the Synthesis Essay as a mini Research Paper. You are being tested on your ability to read, evaluate, and utilize the Sources in a coherent written argument. Below are some pointers that I have come up with after teaching AP English for many years, as well as from my experience as an AP Reader. The suggestions below are not necessarily part of the rubric from The College Board. They are based on the conclusions that I have drawn after reading and evaluating many Synthesis Essays over the years.
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Thursday, February 26, 2015
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Sunday, February 22, 2015
Modeling Responding to an AP English Language and Composition Argumentative Prompt
Below is an example of a written response to the AP English Language and Composition Argumentative Prompt (2011). I will use this in my classroom to model for students the writing process on the AP Exam. (The response was written in a 40-minute timed session when I attended an AP Summer Institute.) I want to show students that AP Readers understand that their writing is a draft and that they will not be marked down because of cross-outs and penmanship that is difficult to read. The caveat I would tell students is to of course try to write as legibly as possible. If the penmanship is very poor, the AP Reader will struggle and may miss important content in the student response.
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Wednesday, February 18, 2015
How to Write an Evaluative Essay
"Evaluation is the act of considering or examining something in order to judge its value, quality, or importance" (Encarta World English Dictionary). In an Evaluative Essay on Literature you choose to compare and contrast the qualities of a few texts based on certain criteria and then make a judgment/evaluation about which text you feel was most successful.
For example, you might compare/contrast stories from a particular writing genre, such as Mystery/Horror/Suspense stories. First you need to decide the criteria that you will use to evaluate the different texts. For literature, your criteria would be some of the elements of fiction. Consider plot, setting, characterization, dialogue, figurative language (similes, metaphors, personification), description/imagery, mood (emotional atmosphere), climax, theme, ending, foreshadowing, irony, pacing, etc.
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Monday, February 16, 2015
Vocabulary Development
Over the years I've experimented with ways to increase vocabulary skills in students. Formerly, I would give straight quizzes/tests on the vocabulary, but found that testing alone was not a very productive way for students to learn the vocabulary. They might remember the words briefly for the test, but quickly their knowledge of the vocabulary dissipated. Now I give the students a list of words and two weeks to complete an assignment such as the one below:
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Learning and the Brain--Myths about Learning
The following information was culled and, at times, adapted from a lecture series by Professor Monisha Pasupathi, an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of Utah. ("How We Learn," © The Teaching Company, 2012). I highly recommend Professor Pasupathi's series of lectures.
Myth 1: Learning is aware and purposeful.
Myth 1: Learning is aware and purposeful.
- We don't always have awareness of the learning process or its outcomes. In addition, we learn all the time and we often do so without awareness that we're leaning--without meaning to learn anything at all.
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Frank Yates (1904 - 1983) was born on April 6, 1904. He was born into the Yates family.
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Swift and professional booking and arrangements. Nice maid that helped me out. Place is at walkable distance every nice places at the marina. Definitely recommended. cheers
I loved staying at Amit's. The apartment is huge and the private room is really nice. Super comfy bed. Free Wifi and cable TV too! The house help was very helpful when we misplaced our bldg access cards etc. Amit also gave me a dedicated parking spot for my car which was a help I have no words for, considering the parking problems at JBR. I would stay ONLY here the next time I visit. The location is amazing, Amit's house is perfect, the bldg is extremely secure, the beach is a few steps away, ahh man. Loved staying here. Thanks Amit!
I did not have one the best experiences staying at Amits and i am not staying here again. On the day of arrival Amit was not in the country and his phone was switched off.I had to call the other number which he had posted @airbnb which was his babysitters. I wasnt informed before, even though he had me on which whatsapp. Generally apart from this i felt the need to message him several time prior arrival and for the booking confirmation etc. To my surprise the babysitter was also NOT informed about my arrival and she was under the impression that i am a property broker till the time i met her outside the tram station.
After leaving the airport i called her/ babysitters number to reconfirm which metro station i take a drop at. After making several calls at the number and discussing it for 8 to 10 mnts she managed to figure out the station was Damac property and told me she would pick me from the station. So i took a stop there. With 2 big bags in my hands i stood at the exit of the metro station. After which i phoned and found out in her broken english that its JLT station not Damac So i travelled again. After stopping at JLT i took tram to JBR 2, which was 12 mnts distance where her maid was standing. These 3 hours after exiting the airport were not less than any pain if your an international traveller after a 3 hour flight.
Now upon arrival @ his apartment. They were not expecting me so they gave me an ensuite room as a compnstn and made the room ready after wait of 30 mnts. The room and the apartment was spacious with good and clean washroom but all these attachments with it are not good if you dont have a descent overall package. The towel was clean as per maid but it was so over used that it was not in the condition to use again i felt. Bedsheets and douvet cover were smelly and the pillow was like a cement block. One can easily get a centrally located good size room in the same price at other places in Dubai. Accessible to major attractions of Dubai. If your a traveller by car Jbr has a lot of traffic during the weekends and at peak hours suuch as 6:00pm or 1:30 pm
The reservation was canceled 31 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.
Great location, great host and a wonderful stay. The apartment is located 2 mins from JBR beach, where all the amazing restaurants are and of course the most beautiful beach. The room and the apartment was clean and nicely decorated, the toilets maintained very well. I would stay again and would recommend friends and family.
Although we did not meet Amit in person,The questions asked by mail got real prompt replies.
The location of the property is great and the stay was nice and comfortable.
The maid too was nice and cordial.
Overall,we had a wonderfull experience at Amits place.
Perfectly located 2 mins walk from JBR Walk and beach. Room was clean and the entire apartment was nicely furnished. Will be staying again soon and recommending to friends and family. Thanks for hosting me. JM
Amit's place is very well situated in JBR; close to all the hotspots in the area. the appartment is big and you quickly feel comfortable
We found this apartment last minute, it was 2 minutes walking distance from the beach in great area jbr with all cafés and restaurants around, outside from the back entrance was the tram station which conected with the metro, the house was very big and comfortable, clean room and bathroom with a nice balcony. 100% recommended
This was a very good stay and I felt very comfortable. The location was very nice and the room and bathroom very clean.