I started it because there was an absence of carnivals at the time. I keep it going becuase... well I like it.
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Beyond that, and for obvious reasons, this carnival is being posted a bit bare bones. All the entries are fascinating, as I have deleted all the the spammy stuff, so enjoy!
Welcome to the February 16, 2010 edition of carnival of educators.
Harrison Emerson presents 7 Free Web Sources for Nursing Care Plans posted at RN To BSN Degrees.
Alvaro Fernandez presents The Evolution of Empathy posted at SharpBrains, saying, "Empathy’s not a uniquely human trait, explains primatologist Frans de Waal. Apes and other animals feel it as well, suggesting that empathy is truly an essential part of who we are."
Pamela Jorrick presents Personality posted at Blah, Blah, Blog.
Marie Snyder presents Nestles, Aggregates, and Groundwater posted at Project Earth, saying, "I just went to the best field trip ever with representatives from two sides of an issue (water) debating. The kids loved it because they actually learned something."
Darwin presents 10 Highest Paying Degrees 2010 – Best Majors in Demand Now posted at Darwin's Finance, saying, "A 2010 survey is out showing the Top 10 Degrees by starting salary. It's an interesting trend away from Wall Street and toward engineering. These trends are worth considering in light of the tough job market our kids have ahead of them."
Carol Richtsmeier presents Snowballs, Snow Storms & Snow Awards posted at Bellringers.
Denise presents Week 5: Adding Photos & Giving Credit « Blogging 2 Learn posted at Blogging 2 Learn, saying, "In our homeschool co-op blogging class this week, we reviewed Copyright and talked about what it means to give someone credit for their work. For bloggers, “giving credit” usually means linking..."
Jason Proffitt presents School Sports--How Much Is Too Much?, Part III posted at Inner Education For Inward Educators, saying, "In Part III of the series looking at how school and sports will work together, InnerEd looks at how we need to find balance for competition in schools."
Rachel Lynette presents Your Classroom Culture: 12 Question to Ask Yourself posted at Minds in Bloom.
Denise presents Prime Numbers Are like Monkeys posted at Let's play math!, saying, "I’m afraid that Math Club may have fallen victim to the economy, which is worse in our town than in the nation in general. Still, Kitten and I had a fun time together. . ."
Deena presents Starting Where Kids Are posted at Reflecting on Education, saying, "I'm new to blogging and blog carnivals. This looks like a neat thing though. Thanks!"
Tom DeRosa presents Reclaiming the Lost Moments of Your Teaching Career posted at I Want to Teach Forever.
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