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Our little Ein, an eager 3-month old Welsh Corgi, who has already learned how to "sit" on command! I'm so proud!
This picture represents learning how to put makeup on. I remember my debut in high school…the first experiences. I wanted to feel beautiful and I wanted the boys to look at me. I learned from my mom and did it with my friends. I would also read magazines to get tips. I became a reference in terms of makeup! I think it is symbolic in a woman’s life and it is an important step as well. Once you’ve started, you can’t stop, and it follows you your whole life! Makeup is also a very powerful seduction tool. I chose this picture because I had bought new makeup and I was getting ready for Christmas dinner at my grandmother’s house. I also like the way I look in that dress even if the face isn’t that nice! : ( I think makeup is like straightening my hair, as I explained in “Straight Hair”.
Students and Faculty gather in the Library & Learning Commons for the second All College Study Night of the Fall 2014 Semester.
At the Eastwood Branch Library's Summer Learning program Animals Rock, Alabama 4-H educates the audience about how animals thrive and survive in the real world. The "show and tell" style presentation of live animals featured a turtle, bearded dragon, Cooper's Hawk, American vulture, and a California king snake.
52 in 2016 Challenge: Week 44 - Minimalist - It is often said in photography that less is more. For this week's image, isolate your subject using the minimalist approach. Inspire someone with your art. Find a subject that you can photograph simply. Make it as clean as possible so focus is on the subject and nothing else. Madison, WI
I have learned so much from the Hero Arts blog. I've been wanting to try the Scraplings for some time now. All images are from the Owl Christmas clear set that I bought today. The owl is one with colored pencils & OMS technique. The background is polished stone.
Very lucky to see a 10 day old Baby Moose getting his daily swim lesson from Momma Moose. Absolutely amazing sight. East Yellowstone, Wyoming.
Field trips at the University of Idaho often include ranchers who teach students about their land and their operation.
EFI Gladstone Supported Employees Thomas Lamberton (with sticker), Nathan Walker, Daniel Jessen,Kendall Macbeath (front) at Learning & Lifestyle Gladstone
at The Immigrant Learning Center's 20th Anniversary Celebration on October 20, 2012. Photo courtesy of Jon Fischer Photography.
Image via flickr photo by TheBlackHour.com flickr.com/photos/blackhour/6208347832 shared under a Creative Commons (BY-NC) license
Quote from David Price article in 'Experiences in Self-Determined Learning'
As summer is approaching, don’t forget to keep those brains going. Learning can happen everywhere and at any time. We don’t just learn at school, in fact we started learning the moment that we are born. As our children are home for the summer, use this time to learn something new. Their brains ar...
I had the privilege of being able to stand on the sidelines and take pictures of the Lee County HS girl's soccer team (on which my daughter is the assistant coach). Although the quality of these photos is not the greatest (night game, "low shutter speed"), they can serve the purpose to help educate minor details to help the girls play a more fulfilling match.
Communication with the ball handler is key to getting good passes and establishing a chain of passes between players. How long of a sequence can we get during the game?
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