Archive for April, 2010
Learning and Technology
Monday, April 5th, 2010 | Uncategorized | No Comments
This article provides insight into aspects of e-learning and technology. As time goes on, new technologies will continue to enter the classroom, thus, a collaborated approach to new possibilities is necessitated.
Five Points for Communication
Monday, April 5th, 2010 | Uncategorized | No Comments
This article establishes five points for communication. If one takes into account distinctiveness, interest, and quality then efficiency and effectiveness in communication can be attained.
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Bendtner Seals Victory
Saturday, April 3rd, 2010 | Uncategorized | No Comments
I’m happy Arsenal are finding ways to win, but I’m concerned that they complicate things in front of goal. It’s clear they have loads of chances, yet seem to put away a fraction. Bendtner is beginning to score goals, but against stiffer competition, goal chances will be few & far between. Arsenal can’t afford to have 5-6 sitters & not capitalize. Despite our goal difference, Arsenal don’t finish off teams. They have a great chance this year, but they cannot win the league without help from other teams. Arsenal were mauled home & away against the big two, thus, my expectations were dramatically reduced. They just don’t seem to match up well against Chelsea & Manchester United. When you see the performances Joleon Lescott (Manchester City) put in against Drogba, it makes you realize what Arsenal are lacking & how opponents will continue to take advantage. Maybe Sol Campbell’s experience & physical presence can make up for it.
School Learning Experience
Friday, April 2nd, 2010 | Uncategorized | No Comments
This article discusses the role of technology in the classroom and delves into a number of aspects involving technology integration. Education strategies that take into account a clear and concise approach, promote easy access, and user friendliness will support the school learning experience.
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McLaren MP4-12C
Thursday, April 1st, 2010 | Uncategorized | No Comments
McLaren have a stellar reputation. I was unaware that they have formerly departed from the Mercedes umbrella. The partnership worked well, although, having the luxury of marketing and selling your own cars has it’s benefits, and will supply direct revenue for future endeavours. I must say that I do like the look of the MP4-12C. It will be interesting to read future expert reviews and how it compares to the Ferrari 458.
England’s World Cup 2010 Player Selection
Thursday, April 1st, 2010 | Uncategorized | No Comments
I enjoyed reading this article. I feel that Theo really needs to have a lengthy spell of games and play at a consistently high level to merit an England call up. His development has not been as fast as many would have expected, but that doesn’t end all hope. He certainly has the ability, talent, and speed. As far as Lescott, I believe he is exactly the type of player that England need. He is versatile, strong on the ball, and has years of experience. I remember him giving Drogba fits when Man City played Chelsea. Regarding, Sol Campbell, I have a lot of admiration for him. As the article points out, he didn’t even know himself if his playing career was over after Notts County, but he has responded fantastically well for Arsenal. For me, he does the simple things that many defenders forget about. He gets in the right position, knows how to kick and head the ball well, and stays back, holding the line. His experience at top level football should place him in a strong position for an England place. Joe Cole is in a similar position to Owen Hargreaves. Both have had extensive success at international level, but have had a string of injuries. They are not back to their top form, but having the knowledge that they can perform well at the highest football stage, will undoubtedly play a role in Capello’s decision making. Again, these two players need games fast, and need to showcase their talent.
England’s World Cup 2010 Player Selection (1)