Chic-fil-a has a seasonal (summer) peach shake that rocks my world every time I have one. You see, my grandma used to ‘can’ (preserve) peaches in the fall and freeze them for future consumption. It would be the dead of…
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Category: generational frustrations
“You are who you were when” ecourse
Jeff Vankooten
Posted in Change, Collaboration, Current Affairs, generational frustrations, generational stereotypes, generations
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An open letter to teachers from outer space aliens
Jeff Vankooten
Posted in adaptation, Attitude, Current Affairs, generational frustrations, generational stereotypes, school, stereotypes, teachers, Teaching, Technology, teenagers
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With school starting for most students this week, I thought I would share a letter I found that suddenly appeared on my computer from nowhere, out of the blue. I’m not sure what to make of it, but I think…
The cultural consequences of unemployment
Jeff Vankooten
Posted in adaptation, Change, Consequences, Economy, generational frustrations
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David Brooks, an editorial writer for the New York Times, referenced a powerful essay in The Atlantic. He broke down its main ideas into the societal segments who are disproportionally effected by the current recession and the subsequent cultural consequences:…
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