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Chris thought it would be a good idea to give buck a salt lick Chris took buck into the stables and showed him the salt lick buck pricked his ears up and started stairing at the salt lick *look buck mmm tastes nice* Chris said as he went to the salt lick and licked it Chris made a face in disscust as he hated the taste he sat on the salt lick buck walked over to the salt lick and gave it a lick buck enjoyed the taste and started licking some more on the side he couldnt lick the top as Chris was sitting there Chris started to get smaller and smaller untill he was the size of a fly buck was enjoying the taste so much he noticed Chris was not sitting on the salt lick so he lowerd his head and started sliding his tongue across the salt lick Chris saw the giant tongue and started running for his life from the giant tounge he will never get away there is no hope for him
Teaching my 5 year old niece to lightpaint. (she is the ghostly figure painting our lovely volunteer). So fun to see the excitement when she saw her work ! :) - - - 20 sec @ F/8 in an otherwise unlit room.
Teaching the workshop "the light meter" for the first time tonight.
We filmed the video today for the new "mastering the modelshoot" instructional video series.
Prompt: Image of Christ standing, teaching about Christianity, surrounded by people who listen to him and are attentive. High resolution image, people dressed in Middle Eastern times. Rich in details, 8K, --ar 25:32 --v 6.1
A still from the Martial Arts sunrise location shoot in Montenegro for Julian Hitch MASE. Julian teaching the art of long pole to his students.
This TOOL is perfect for teaching ... it's my remote control for my PowerPoint presentations.
I like to think that the dim classroom lighting and brightly coloured powerpoints make my North American Fur Trade history lectures more interesting ... but then again, I'm the prof and think this is a great subject anyway! :)
Thanks in advance for all that have and are stopping by .... I am enjoying looking at your images, but injured tendon in right hand means I'm not supposed to be typing. Shhh ... don't tell my doc!
I was standing near a street corner in downtown Portland today when I noticed this little girl attempt to walk into traffic. Fortunately, her grandfather had hold of her hand and turned it into a teachable moment about holding hands and traffic.
This picture was taken during my very first week of volunteer teaching. All of my classes had 56 students. I'm gonna learn you good!
Thanks to Fred for taking the awesome picture!
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Images by Josephine Cross.
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Teacher Pam is giving me private math lessons (on a saturday night in a lounge american bar! uh?!? o_O Just crazy!!!)
Model: Pam
Location: Modena (Italy)
Photography: Frigno ©2011
A grandfather shows his grandson how to fish on the quatside at St Elm as the sunsets over the island of Dragonera
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Slide by Bill Ferriter
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Teaching in One Room School at Old Cowtown Museum in Wichita Kansas. Taken during Cowtown's Old Sedgwick County Fair event.
The teaching wall is a 450m-long, six-storey block at the University of East Anglia - arranged as a single long spine. Designed by architect Denys Lasdun in the 1960s.
Lasdun "...hugged the lines of the contours with long, narrow buildings which also achieved a vertical segregation, with pedestrians on an upper walkway system and vehicles on the ground below. The walkways resemble a street, with the teaching facilities to one side and the residential blocks on the other, slung between the entrance square of communal buildings at one end..."
Elain Harwood, 4 Jan 2010, bdonline
www.bdonline.co.uk/revisiting-denys-lasdun%E2%80%99s-uea/...
Grade II listed (2003): historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1390648
Featured: www.buzzfeed.com/duncanv3/things-youll-only-if-you-went-t...
Notes from the first session in Teaching. Writing. Learning., a series of conversations co-sponsored by the Center for Teaching, Writing Studio, and Heard Library. This session featured faculty panelists Emily King (English), Richard Lloyd (Sociology), and Jonathan Gilligan (Earth & Environmental Science).
....to smoke?
Meisje en teddybeer. Meisje rookt. Teddybeer straks ook?
En enseignant Teddy de fumer?
Amsterdam, Centraal Station - October 6, 2012 / 6 oktober 2012
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The teaching wall is a 450m-long, six-storey block at the University of East Anglia - designed to be a single long spine. Designed by architect Denys Lasdun in the 1960s.
Lasdun "...hugged the lines of the contours with long, narrow buildings which also achieved a vertical segregation, with pedestrians on an upper walkway system and vehicles on the ground below. The walkways resemble a street, with the teaching facilities to one side and the residential blocks on the other, slung between the entrance square of communal buildings at one end..."
Elain Harwood, 4 Jan 2010, bdonline
www.bdonline.co.uk/revisiting-denys-lasdun%E2%80%99s-uea/...
Grade II listed (2003): historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1390648
As featured: www.sosbrutalism.org/cms/15888753