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<i>"So often the work of a prominent doctor, or a scientist, or another professional is driven by some emotional turning point. | <i>"Pets vs children. Attention to not commit logic fallacy: while it's true that today there are many pets because there aren't many children, it's not true that there aren't many children because there are many pets."</i>(my late afternoon thought) |
Students are driven to read stories that connect with emotions they're struggling with in their own lives or to study questions that do not yet have answers. | |
This kind of emotional passion drives intellectual work. | |
Classrooms are as much about knowledge, as they are about emotions."</i> (PennX course in <a href="https://www.edx.org/course/understanding-classroom-interaction-pennx-uci1x-0">Understanding Classroom Interaction</a>) | |
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