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Some images from the Tinkering Studio and the Learning Studio

My friend Dan saw me working my way through Chris Hart's book, "Figure It Out: The Beginner's Guide o Drawing People". He laughed and said, "that's brute force learning, that is." I liked the phrase. Brute Force Learning. How often do we ask students to engage in brute force learning?

Holi_2015, sakharibazar, Dhaka

First meeting of the Learning Irregulars at Renee's Place in Berkeley, Jan 15, 2009.

 

First meeting of the Learning Irregulars at Renee's Place in Berkeley, Jan 15, 2009. From Kevin Wheeler's camera.

 

First meeting of the Learning Irregulars at Renee's Place in Berkeley, Jan 15, 2009. From Kevin Wheeler's camera.

Akaroa harbour November 2017 Banks Peninsula, New Zealand

TEDxMonteCarloSalon 2019 “Lifelong Learning” photograph by Kaidi-Katariin KNOX

For $20.00 you could ride this device and receive one-on-one instruction on how to weight shift, roll throttle, and balance for that perfect wheelie form. She looks pretty good up there, don't you think?

 

Carlisle Bike Fest 2008

View on black background

 

Reworked....André you are right explicit the crop. Now the colours are real

 

Amity University, Jay Pee Wish Town, greater Delhi area (Noida)

July 7-9th

Rising 4th -6th graders Chirldrens Camp

Sponsored By Cove Ridge Foundation

An enjoyable day spent with friends with a like interest at The Amberley Museum & Heritage Centre

During the Blue Waters Exchange in Hawaii (May 28-June 8, 2018) young adults from California and Hawaii learn about natural resources facing both their states.

A student sets down a newly glazed piece at the Atelier at the Museum of Modern Ceramic Art in Gifu.

First meeting of the Learning Irregulars at Renee's Place in Berkeley, Jan 15, 2009.

 

First meeting of the Learning Irregulars at Renee's Place in Berkeley, Jan 15, 2009. From Kevin Wheeler's camera.

 

First meeting of the Learning Irregulars at Renee's Place in Berkeley, Jan 15, 2009. From Kevin Wheeler's camera.

This is the picture I chose to represent Rigor. Rigor means the quality of being thorough, exhaustive, or accurate. I wasn’t really sure what I could take for this, but then I thought that showing a teacher teaching would represent it. I think that because teaching can be exhaustive, and their thorough and accurate when teaching. The f-stop is f/4, and the ISO was at 3200. I had the shutter speed at 1/125, and I had the white balance on auto. The location is in Ms. Umberger’s math classroom. The subject in this picture is the ms. Umberger teaching, because it represents the meaning of Rigor. The lighting in this picture is low key, cool, and artificial. The depth of field is deep, because the back round is in focus.

Fun at Cagle's Family Farm!

See my photo diary of the cub:

 

Panda Diary 2009

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See my photo diary of Zhen Zhen:

 

Growing up Panda

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Some images from the Tinkering Studio and the Learning Studio

Ashley Tate takes time to point out how to solve a homework problem.

yeah thats me in the middle with the white shorts on

Displayed next to the Computer Learning Centre

Use advanced search without being told. Applying what we learned six months ago.

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