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adventuresinlearning:

• Let Our Voices be Heard (Guest Post by SWDFS student Raychel Gafford)
• Belief Only Carries Us So Far (Guest Post by Emily Crum)
• A Positive Vision of a Transformed Education
• These Kids Nowadays! School Change and the New Generation Gap (Guest Post by Lisa Cooley)
• How Should Education be Transformed? (Guest Post by Occupy High Students)
• Blog for IDEC 2012: Real Education is…
• What Is the Most Important Quality of Education? (Guest Post by Vidushi Sharma)
• OCCUPY EDUCATION
• Teaching Civic Engagement: Dear Mr. President (Guest Post by Kelly Dillon)
• Getting Real About Engagement (Guest Post By Adam Fletcher)

adventuresinlearning:

tUnE-yArDs - ‘My Country’ (by 4ADRecords)

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Pitchfork: Do you consider this to be a political video?

Mimi Cave: It is political, but I also decided to focus on more guttural things— which is why I love tUnE-yArDs’ so much. It’s very visceral for me. Originally, the idea was to do something more simple and documentary-style. But, given the message that Merrill wanted to get across about arts funding getting cut, we wanted to do something visually in-your-face and express how kids really felt about music and visual art and dance being taken away from them.

Merrill Garbus: I know I respond better to art that doesn’t yell its position in my face but makes me feel something; then I’m much more inclined to act. So, we all know what’s happening [with arts funding being cut], but it’s another step to actually go out and do something— whether that’s giving money or time.”

I like to say we have no cyclists in Copenhagen, we have citizens who use bikes to get from A to B.

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Andreas Rohl, manager of the City of Copenhagen’s bicycle programme.

「我總覺得，哥本哈根沒有單車騎士，只是有些居民會騎單車往來兩地之間。」

﹣ Andreas Rohl，丹麥哥本哈根市單車計畫負責人

(Source: thisbigcity)