Ingrid WALSH

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The secret of life is to have a task, something you devote your entire life to, something you bring everything to, every minute of the day for your whole life. And the most important thing is — it must be something you cannot possibly do!”

The stimuli used to elicit gratitude were drawn from stories of survivors of the Holocaust, as many survivors report being sheltered by strangers or receiving lifesaving food and clothing, and having strong feelings of gratitude for such gifts. The participants were asked to place themselves in the context of the Holocaust and imagine what their ow... See more

shet (2004) proposes an extensive conceptual framework for digital literacy to attract attention to its multidimensional nature, which incorporates five types literacy—photo-visual, reproduction, information, branching, and socio-emotional—and defines digital literacy as the survival skill in the digital era which enables: reading online instructio... See more

But at the deeper level, we live on the axis between intensity and drift. Evolution or God or both have instilled in us a primal urge to explore, build and improve. But life is at its highest when passion takes us far beyond what evolution requires, when we’re committed to something beyond any utilitarian logic.

For Murphy, the right message might come from an earlier era—a notion that could seem antithetical to the very idea of progressivism. “We cannot and shouldn’t abandon some of the traditional ways that men find value and meaning: in providing protection, in taking high levels of risk, in taking pride in physical work,” he told me. “There’s a lot of ... See more

A person at leisure is the opposite of a person who wants to be an influencer. She is driven by internal propulsion, not for outward display.

the growing demand for virtual learning environments has brought about various challenges, and education institutions have been constrained to meet the demand in terms of quality and quantity, which entails digital literacy

esponsibility, commitment, and respect were the moral values inherent in virtual education