Choices

Left or right? Hot or cold? Mercedes or BYD? Old or young? #Hegel #Marx Are you seeking security or adventure? There are pathways and there are trails. Language skills means code switching skills. Are we here into HTML or rather Youtube? Codes and Elon Musk. Media or attention seeking? Searching stars? Gazing at stars? Searching for Rainbows? There are questions and stupid questions. Above is a rather stupid question or prompt! My answer here, though stupid prompt: Logo Peter H Bloecker or in German Blöcker Star Gazer | Looking for Adventure Gunther von Hagens Copyright protected, sorry! Am looking for adventures all the time, as like a curious child I am exploring my backyards. Security first, 4 sure … Transport: Walking, cycling, wondering, Susuki 1000cc, planes and boats. OTW and in the water. Body Language seen in Brisbane Exhibition | Credit #phb Plasti - Fi - Cation Science and Fiction Reading plus Writing Skills Think first, then speak. Silence is Golden. Music is the Languge. Enough is enough. Linked Updated Sun 13 Jul 2025. #phb

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Habits

Maria and exploring our backyards here | Credit phb What strategies do you use to increase comfort in your daily life? This is a very good question, indeed. Have to think first: In a job application I might fail, I would think. Do I use any strategies at all? Do I really wish comfort? What are my comfort zones, if any? In a nutshell: As I have reached 75 years of age, I do not need any comfort in my daily life at all. I rather go through efforts and challenges and face them while they come up. However, not wasting my time is a motto. So re - reading Atomic Habits and knowing what I wish to do during my remaining days and weeks and months and years: This is really important for me, comfort no, rather not! Tasks and new challenges, yes, for sure. More reading? Depends … More blogging? Yes, of course. As long as it takes. Who are you, and how many? Screenshot by phb War Museum Screnshot by phb With Copilot you can try yourself and give it some shape according to needs: Copilot Version #1 Stillness, Repeated: Notes on Daily Comfort By Peter H Bloecker Author and active Blogger Profile Newsletter Edition – 9 July 2025 Version A warm mug cupped in both hands.A window cracked open to birdsong.A list written slowly, not to rush—but…

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Bond University

Gold Coast RobinaVery new Suburb at the Gold Coast in Australia Some kind of a Blue Zone already … I renamed this Uni James Bond University. The Bond University, located in Robina on the Gold Coast, Queensland, has a rather young history since its establishment A. History of Bond University Founding: Bond University was founded on May 15, 1989, making it Australia's first private, not-for-profit university B. Vision: The vision was to offer an exclusive educational experience of the highest international standards, with small class sizes and renowned academics B. Early Years: The first cohort of 322 students graduated in 1989, quickly establishing Bond's reputation for excellence B. Growth: Over the past 30 years, Bond University has become one of Australia's leading tertiary institutions, known for its expertise in various fields such as business, law, medicine, architecture, and more B. Recognition: Bond University has been ranked as Australia's top university for student experience for 16 consecutive years B. Bond University continues to thrive, offering accelerated undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, diplomas, and non-award programs C. Alan Bond and the Founding Fathers Alan Bond was a prominent Australian businessman known for his high-profile and often controversial business dealings. Early Life Born: April 22, 1938, in Hammersmith, London, England A. Immigration: Moved to Australia with his family in 1950, settling in Fremantle, near Perth A. Career Highlights Business Ventures: Founded the Bond Corporation in…

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Bond University

Gold Coast RobinaVery new Suburb at the Gold Coast in Australia Some kind of a Blue Zone already … I renamed this Uni James Bond University. The Bond University, located in Robina on the Gold Coast, Queensland, has a rather young history since its establishment A. History of Bond University Founding: Bond University was founded on May 15, 1989, making it Australia's first private, not-for-profit university B. Vision: The vision was to offer an exclusive educational experience of the highest international standards, with small class sizes and renowned academics B. Early Years: The first cohort of 322 students graduated in 1989, quickly establishing Bond's reputation for excellence B. Growth: Over the past 30 years, Bond University has become one of Australia's leading tertiary institutions, known for its expertise in various fields such as business, law, medicine, architecture, and more B. Recognition: Bond University has been ranked as Australia's top university for student experience for 16 consecutive years B. Bond University continues to thrive, offering accelerated undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, diplomas, and non-award programs C. Alan Bond and the Founding Fathers Alan Bond was a prominent Australian businessman known for his high-profile and often controversial business dealings. Early Life Born: April 22, 1938, in Hammersmith, London, England A. Immigration: Moved to Australia with his family in 1950, settling in Fremantle, near Perth A. Career Highlights Business Ventures: Founded the Bond Corporation in…

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Hope Dies Last

What change, big or small, would you like your blog to make in the world? My Blog is about Higher Education and Life Skills. Take responsibility for your words and actions. Family First. To know and not to know … Shakespeare and Goethe and Schiller and Humboldt and Schlegel. Noblesse Oblige. Why? The Mother of all questions … Cui Bono! Updated by Author & Blogger #phb on Thu 8 Aug 2024. Ex High School Teacher in the true North of Germany. Africa & Australia The Place To Be. Ort & Zeit.

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Digitale Bildung in D

Der Spiegel Zwischen ChatGPT und OHP. Kolumne Sascha Lobo Anders gesagt: Guter Unterricht wird immer besser, wenn Lehrkraft und Schueler sich gemeinsam auf den Weg machen, nicht mehr, aber auch nicht weniger! Dazu gehoeren dann im besonderen Ausmass Austausch von Erfahrungen und Auswertungen und Diskussion ueber das Erreichte (Outcomes): Was wollten wir erreichen und waren unsere Schritte sinnvoll? Kann der Prozess optimiert werden und wie genau? Wie arbeiten wir jetzt weiter mit unseren neuen Erkenntnissen? Kommunikation ist und bleibt die Grundlage allen sinnvollen Lernens. From Australia with our best wishes Yours phb Credit phb Mit Angst, Skepsis und Widerwillen nähert sich das deutsche Bildungswesen dem Thema künstliche Intelligenz. Dabei ist die Technologie längst in den Schulen angekommen – ganz ohne Planung oder Genehmigung. Digital transformation refers to the integration of digital technologies into various aspects of education, leading to enhanced learning experiences and outcomes. One key technology that has gained significant attention in recent years is Virtual Reality (VR). VR immerses users in a simulated environment, creating a sense of presence and interactivity that can revolutionize education. In this outline, I will explore the digital transformation in education and specifically focus on the role of VR. A. Emerging trends and innovations in VR for education: Ongoing research and development in VR technology offer promising possibilities for education. This includes advancements in haptic feedback, augmented reality (AR) integration, eye-tracking, and artificial intelligence…

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Gute Schule

Zur Schule gibt es tausend kleine Fragen – und ein paar ganz große: Was ist guter Unterricht? Was macht eine gute Lehrerin aus? Wie gerecht sind Noten? Wir haben Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftler nach Antworten gefragt. : https://www.sueddeutsche.de/projekte/artikel/wissen/schule-bildungssystem-noten-lehrer-e467339/

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Guter Unterricht – wie geht das?

Auch wenn dieses Buch aus meiner Mottenkiste kommt (Habe 1968 Abitur gemacht), leider vergriffen ist, lese ich immer wieder mal ein Kapitel des Herrn Prof Dr Hermann Giesecke, Pädagoge Uni Göttingen. Hätte ihn gern mal persönlich in meinem Unterricht als Zuhörer dabeigehabt, hätte wohl viel von ihm lernen können, und er von mir: Zum Beispiel, dass nicht alle Lehrer Abi 1968 Versager sind und die Kinder falsch behandeln ... in der Tat ein Buch, das Gehalt bietet und zu meinen ständigen Begleitern zählt. Wenn ich mal nichts Gutes zum Lesen finde, blättere ich gern durch meine Sammlung ... From Australia in Queensland best yours Peter H Bloecker | phb | @peblogger

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Uni of the Future

www.d2l.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/University-of-the-Future-eBook-ANZ-2021.pdf Digital has become the normal way of working. It’s now not just a matter of access, it’s also a matter of authenticity—if you’re going to create learning for workers of the future, you’d better be doing it digitally, because they’ll be working digitally.” Professor Liz Johnson, Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Education, at Deakin University. I find this very interesting ... The new normal and more! Best yours phb

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Schule: nicht viel gelernt …

sz.de/1.5269929 Was viele Leute nicht verstehen: Wer autonom lernt, gewinnt immer! Sich vom Mittelmass absetzen und Schwierigkeiten als Herausforderung begreifen ... das war schon immer so und wird auch so bleiben ... Schule orientiert sich immer in der Mitte, das geht auch nicht anders bei Lerngruppen um die 30 ... Und jede Einheit umfasst etwa 45 Minuten oder eben 90 .... auch nicht lange! Best yours phb

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KMK und Schulen in D

Empfehlenswerter Beitrag aus F.A.Z. DerTag:  https://m.faz.net/aktuell/politik/inland/schule-und-corona-herkulesaufgabe-praesenzbetrieb-17047696.html?premium=0xe24a387022ae7620ee0bcc7fc2c29342&premium=0xe24a387022ae7620ee0bcc7fc2c29342&GEPC=s9 Kultusminister wollen nicht vom Präsenzunterricht abweichen Ähnlich argumentiert Hamburgs Bildungssenator Rabe. Den Hybridunterricht hält er für eine Krücke: „Man kann die Krücke digital verbessern, aber es bleibt eine Krücke. Es ist eine Illusion, dass Hybridunterricht ersetzen kann, was Schule leistet.“ Schicke man Schüler nach Hause, bedeute das einen Lockdown für weite Teile der Gesellschaft, weil Kinder nicht mehr betreut werden und Eltern zu Hause bleiben müssen. „In 26 Prozent der Familien in Hamburg ist Deutsch nicht die Hauptsprache. Einem großen Anteil der Schüler kann das Elternhaus insgesamt nicht helfen“, so Rabe. Auch Sachsens Kultusminister Christian Piwarz (CDU) beharrt darauf, dass Schulen im Wechselbetrieb deutlich weniger Lernstoff vermitteln könnten. Best yours phb

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