This is a powerpoint presentation of Malcom Gladwell's book "Outliers". This book epitomizes story of success of various famous personalities. It analyzes various reasons and circumstances that propelled them to achieve great heights in their careers.
This is a powerpoint presentation of Malcom Gladwell's book "Outliers". This book epitomizes story of success of various famous personalities. It analyzes various reasons and circumstances that propelled them to achieve great heights in their careers.
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Change is constant! ..and today, it is happening in schools. Governance boards, administrators, librarians and classroom teachers are combining efforts to resist the status-quo-sustaining nature of our institution and seeking to define and implement a new style of learning – learning 2.0.
For many of our students, change is status-quo. They’ve witnessed an emerging new information environment and have had a hand in shaping its landscape, seamlessly utilizing emerging tools that define their culture. The outside-the-classroom information experiences of our students are deep, diverse, rich, and compelling — and understanding these information experiences may be a key to achieving more effective and relevant formal learning.
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This is an introduction to some of the work being done to re-assess the current state of the personal development tools and processes and what we can learn from the business world.
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(These slides are all dark as we have daylight competition in the PD hall…FYI)
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Cracking the 'Native' Information Experiencedwarlick
Change is constant! ..and today, it is happening in schools. Governance boards, administrators, librarians and classroom teachers are combining efforts to resist the status-quo-sustaining nature of our institution and seeking to define and implement a new style of learning – learning 2.0.
For many of our students, change is status-quo. They’ve witnessed an emerging new information environment and have had a hand in shaping its landscape, seamlessly utilizing emerging tools that define their culture. The outside-the-classroom information experiences of our students are deep, diverse, rich, and compelling — and understanding these information experiences may be a key to achieving more effective and relevant formal learning.
New York University Polytechnic School of Engineering Women in Engineering Su...Ruthie Lyle, PhD
New York University Polytechnic School of Engineering (NYU-POLY), Keynote Address, Women in Engineering Summit 2015.Presented by NYU-Poly Alumna and first African American Female PhD in Electrical Engineering, Ruthie D. Lyle, PhD.
This is an introduction to some of the work being done to re-assess the current state of the personal development tools and processes and what we can learn from the business world.
2014 Cornell University - Repackaging Research Paige Jaeger
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In Foreign Parts - Finals - Tie Grab 2019SJC Quizzers
In Foreign Parts is the travel, business and world affairs quiz which was set by members of the SJC Quiz Club and conducted during Tie Grab 2019. It was an open quiz for teams of 2 members.
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He discussed the concept of quality improvement, emphasizing its applicability to various aspects of life, including personal, project, and program improvements. He defined quality as doing the right thing at the right time in the right way to achieve the best possible results and discussed the concept of the "gap" between what we know and what we do, and how this gap represents the areas we need to improve. He explained the scientific approach to quality improvement, which involves systematic performance analysis, testing and learning, and implementing change ideas. He also highlighted the importance of client focus and a team approach to quality improvement.
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An EFL lesson about the current events in Palestine. It is intended to be for intermediate students who wish to increase their listening skills through a short lesson in power point.
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Ethnobotany and Ethnopharmacology:
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2. Over the last decade
the name Malcolm
Gladwell has become
synonymous with the
genre of Pop-Sociology
Outliers fits snugly in
this genre.
3. WHAT ARE THE CHARACTERISTICS OF A
GOOD WORK OF POP-SOCIOLOGY?
Scientifically sound
Comprehensible to the target audience
Entertaining to the target audience
Relevant to the target audience
Well written
4. “Outlier” is a term used to
describe things, people, or
phenomenon that lie
outside of normal
experience.
This book is concerned
with people who are
outliers in terms of
success.
5. WHEN YOUR BORN MATTERS
Of the seventy-five richest people of human history,
fourteen were born between 1831 and 1840.
To become a Computer Mogul, a person needed to
be born between 1952 and 1958.
6. 10,000 HOUR RULE
To become an expert in
something it takes
10,000 hours of
practice
10,000 hours = 3
hours/day x 10 years
There are no prodigies
8. STYLE
Series of anecdotes
Several Digressions per story that explain
the underlying factors
Often within the digestions in a story there is
other related stories
Towards the end it becomes a manifesto for
the fostering of success
9. POSITIVE ASPECTS
Uses sound data from reputable sources
Covers a subject important to almost
everyone, especially budding intellectuals
about to start their careers.
Combines research from many sources and
uses them to create a fresh portrait of
something so basic and well studied
10. POSITIVE ASPECTS
It written plainly and clearly
It is quick moving and highly entertaining
Provides suggestions to increase the fostering of
success
11. NEGATIVE ASPECTS
Lacks level of proof necessary for a scientific work
Some of the research is disputable
Due to anecdote-based style Gladwell jumps from
one topic to another
13. GETTING LUCKY *BELONGS BETWEEN 6 AND 7, PROBABLY WON’T
BE SHOWN DUE TO TIME RESTRAINTS
Bill Gates had access
to a computing terminal
as an eighth-grader in
1968.
He lived a couple miles
from the University of
Washington as a
teenager.
