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Teachers Risk Delivering A apos;quasi-religious Morality Tale apos;

2021-01-01T22:42:32Z

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Teaching pupils about [/news/climate_change_global_warming/index.html climate change] without a grounding in science could leave them with 'no real understanding' of the issue and become a 'morality tale or something quasi-religious', an Ofsted chief inspector has warned. Amanda Spielman said it was important' students had a grounded understanding of the issue within the wider body of learning in order for them to make rational decisions rather than just taking emotional positions. She added that the pressure on schools to teach more on the curriculum was growing, as schools were seen as 'the go-to solution' by advocates who often launch petitions and social media campaigns. Speaking at the launch of Ofsted's annual report today, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-le-hoi-yen-tu-chua-ba-vang-quang-ninh-du-lich-yen-tu-tu-ha-noi.html tour yên tử ba vàng] Ms Spielman said climate change activists - who have called for new qualifications or alterations to the curriculum - can 'forget the importance of grounding climate change within the wider body of learning' about science and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-le-hoi-yen-tu-chua-ba-vang-quang-ninh-du-lich-yen-tu-tu-ha-noi.html tour yên tử] geography. Ofsted chief inspector Amanda Spielman said it was important schools teach the topic of climate change with a grounding in science and geography. (Stock image) 'They don't always notice how much schools already do in this space,' the chief inspector said. On teaching climate change in schools, she said: 'I think if it is not grounded in science there is no real understanding underneath it, it becomes a morality tale or something quasi-religious. 'It is really important that people have a grounded understanding so that they can think about that in the context of career choices and in the context of their own personal behaviour. That helps people take rational decisions, not just emotional positions.' Ms Spielman added there had been a rise in efforts to 'commandeer schools and the curriculum in support of worthy social issues' - including environmental causes and campaigns against racism. RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/news/article-9005253/Ofsted-warns-damage-Covid-education-significant.html Busy parents, bad equipment and a lack of internet meant...] [/news/article-8994761/Forestry-minister-Lord-Goldsmith-urges-Mail-readers-plant-posterity-National-Tree-Week.html Dig out your spades, time to be a tree angel again! Forestry...] Share this article Share 'Treating schools as the great panacea of our time underlines the importance of education, but it doesn't make it any easier to run a school,' she said. Asked whether she believed more should be done to make pupils feel represented through a more diverse curriculum, Ms Spielman added: 'I think my message would be don't revise the curriculum in the context of a single issue or purpose - make sure that periodic reviews take all purposes into account.' The annual report from Ofsted warned that in a minority of secondary schools, not all children were receiving a full and appropriate curriculum due to narrowing or misalignment. Ms Spielman (pictured) added that there was growing pressure on schools to teach more on the curriculum Some inspectors found that a large number of pupils were being encouraged into courses (often for GCSE-equivalent qualifications) in which they were likely to earn high grades, but that were unlikely to help them progress in pathways that suited their talents and interests. The report also highlighted that primary schools judged as requiring improvement had focused extensively on teaching reading, writing and maths 'at the expense of other subjects'. Ms Spielman said she did not expect graded inspections to resume in January, adding that an announcement from the Government was due 'very soon'. The chief inspector raised concerns about the 'invisibility' of vulnerable children as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic She said their attendance remained 'stubbornly low' and the number of child protection referrals made to councils had still not reached pre-Covid levels. The report also warned of 'lasting harm' to children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) after they lost access to additional support and healthcare during the first national lockdown. Local authorities are now more likely to be responding to 'a legacy of abuse and neglect' after local safeguarding partners struggled to identify families in need of early support and protection amid the pandemic, it said. A Department for [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-le-hoi-yen-tu-chua-ba-vang-quang-ninh-du-lich-yen-tu-tu-ha-noi.html tour chùa yên tử] Education (DfE) spokeswoman said: 'The safety and [http://statigr.am/tag/wellbeing wellbeing] of the most vulnerable children has always been our focus, which is why we kept nurseries, schools and colleges open for those children throughout the pandemic. 'We all owe a debt of gratitude to the teachers and support workers who have gone above and beyond to support vulnerable children since national restrictions were first introduced. 'It remains a national priority to keep full-time education open for all.' During the virtual launch, Ms Speilman also said a shift to online learning had helped schools when they were shut earlier this year but warned it 'can only ever be a partial solution to ensuring a good quality of education'. In their report, Ofsted said: 'Many children lost not just a term's education, but also the consolidation of what they were taught in previous years. 'While we do not yet have reliable evidence on 'learning loss' from the pandemic, it is likely that losses have been significant and will be reflected in widening attainment gaps.'

A Host Of Hollywood s Most Prominent LGBTQ Figures Voiced Their Support For Elliot Page After He Came Out As Transgender On Tuesday

2020-12-31T20:37:27Z

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A host of Hollywood's most prominent LGBTQ figures voiced their support for Elliot Page after he came out as transgender on Tuesday. [/tvshowbiz/ellen-degeneres/index.html Ellen DeGeneres] led the charge commending the actor's 'bravery', saying she was inspired by the Juno star's 'strength, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-le-hoi-yen-tu-chua-ba-vang-quang-ninh-du-lich-yen-tu-tu-ha-noi.html tour yên tử] courage and honesty'. Ellen, 62, wrote: 'Sending love to my friend, @TheElliotPage. You inspire me with your strength, courage and honesty.' The Oscar-nominated actor, 33, took to social media to share his transition with the world, telling the public: 'I feel lucky to be writing this. To be here. To have arrived at this place in my life.' Community of support: Support poured in for Elliot Page after he came out as transgender in a powerful statement on Tuesday. He's seen in 2019 above Musical duo Tegan And Sara retweeted Elliot's announcement, saying: 'Profound love and admiration for you @TheElliotPage!! 'Your strength, bravery and activism - not to mention all the art you contribute to this earth - is truly special. Thank you for being so open about your journey and for fighting so hard to make the world a better place.' Anna Kendrick remarked on Elliot's eloquence, saying: 'Elliot Page's words here are so beautiful and so eloquent, and he is reminding me that we can all be brave and joyful, even when things are scary. RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/tvshowbiz/article-9007553/Elliot-Page-continue-play-Vanya-Hargreeves-Umbrella-Academy.html Elliot Page 'will continue to play Vanya Hargreeves' in The...] [/tvshowbiz/article-9006579/Ellen-Page-comes-trans-male-named-Elliot-says-statement-pronouns-they.html 'Shine sweet E. Love you so much': Ellen Page's wife of two...] [/tvshowbiz/article-8935909/The-Umbrella-Academy-renewed-Netflix-season.html The Umbrella Academy is renewed by Netflix for a third...] [/tvshowbiz/article-3413683/Clint-Eastwood-wades-Oscars-diversity-debate-Silence-Lambs-director-says-changes-happen-now.html 'A lot of people are crying, I guess': Clint Eastwood blasts...] Share this article Share 3.4k shares 'And this year especially, that reminder is such a GIFT. Sending them love/praise/gratitude/well-wishes etc etc etc etc ❤️❤️❤️' Mia Farrow, revered actress and mother of journalist Ronan Farrow, wrote: 'Wishing you every blessing and happiness as you begin your new adventure dear Elliot!! How great!' James Gunn, who directed Page in the 2010 film Super, told the star: 'Elliot, I love you, am proud of you, and admire you. Please keep being a beacon of courage, compassion, and strength for all of us.' Thoughtful: The host shared her support soon after Elliot's statement Lots of love: Ellen DeGeneres said she was inspired by the Juno star's 'strength, courage and honesty' Love: Musical duo Tegan And Sara retweeted Elliot's announcement, saying: 'Profound love and admiration for you @TheElliotPage!!' Support: Anna Kendrick remarked on Elliot's eloquence, saying 'Elliot Page's words here are so beautiful and so eloquent, and he is reminding me that we can all be brave and joyful, even when things are scary' Ally: Patricia Arquette has been a vocal supporter of trans rights, especially since the death of sister Alexis in 2016 Courage: James Gunn, who directed Page in the 2010 film Super, told the star: 'Elliot, I love you, am proud of you, and admire you. Please keep being a beacon of courage, compassion, and strength for all of us' Hearts: Ruby Rose, who identifies as gender fluid, shared a string of lovey emojis in the comment section, along with the message: 'Love love love you x' Yes! Queer songstress Miley Cyrus used the comments section as her platform, simply saying: 'Elliot rules!' Reaching out: Charmed actress Alyssa Milano was equally as gushing, as she lauded Elliot for the words, simply writing on Twitter: 'Thank you for this, Elliot' Charmed actress Alyssa Milano was equally as gushing, as she lauded Elliot for the words, simply writing on Twitter: 'Thank you for this, Elliot.' On Instagram the support was just as enthusiastic. Queer songstress Miley Cyrus used the comments section as her platform, simply saying: 'Elliot rules!' Ruby Rose, who identifies as gender fluid, shared a string of lovey emojis in the comment section, along with the message: 'Love love love you x.' Actress Anna Paquin, who came out as bisexual in 2010, was straightforward in her support, writing: 'Sending you ALL the love and support Elliot!' Full of affection: Actress Anna Paquin, who came out as bisexual in 2010, was straightforward in her support, writing 'Sending you ALL the love and support Elliot!' Admiration: Lena Dunham told Page: 'You are so loved and admired Elliot' New adventure: Mia Farrow, revered actress and mother of journalist Ronan Farrow, wrote 'Wishing you every blessing and happiness as you begin your new adventure dear Elliot!! How great!' Kind: Long-time LGBTQ ally Patrick Stewart wrote: 'I am proud to be your friend' Opening up: Mark Ruffalo wrote: 'Congratulation, Elliot, in committing to the full expression of your self and being so open and candid about it. You have made this world a more tolerant and loving place with your commitment, courage, and vulnerability. We are lucky to have public figures like you' Reaching out: Sarah Silverman branded Elliot 'inspiring' Sweet: He thanked Canadian actor Jonathan Torrens for his kind words She got heated in a follow-up comment addressing haters, telling trolls: 'And just to save some time to EVERYONE who is being hateful/transphobic/homophobic YOU CAN ALL F*** OFF. Elliot is a F***ing warrior and treasure of a human being.' Oscar winner Patricia Arquette wrote: 'Sending you love and support!' Arquette has been a vocal supporter of trans rights, especially since the death of sister Alexis in 2016. Lena Dunham told Page: 'You are so loved and admired Elliot.' Mark Ruffalo wrote: 'Congratulation, Elliot, in committing to the full expression of your self and being so open and candid about it. You have made this world a more tolerant and loving place with your commitment, courage, and vulnerability. We are lucky to have public figures like you.' Comic Ilana Glazer said: 'So happy for and inspired by you, Elliot. And motivated by your complex contextualizing. Excellence exemplified, king.' Happiness: Julianne Moore shared 'I love you Elliot and I'm so happy for you' with a heart Activist: Trans activist and journalist Raquel Willis told Elliot 'Your heart has always been big and you've used your platform to show up for the entire community for years. Thanks for the gift of your truth!' Fan: Kumail Nanjiani sent his support as a fan, replying ' I've been a fan of Elliot's for a very long time and am excited to see him continue his fantastic work in the years to come' Kind: Canadian comedian Mae Martin also paid tribute Reaching out: Trans writer Jen Richards welcomed Elliot 'to the family' Kumail Nanjiani sent his support as a fan, replying: ' I've been a fan of Elliot's for a very long time and am excited to see him continue his fantastic work in the years to come.' Julianne Moore shared: 'I love you Elliot and I'm so happy for you' with a heart. Juno director Jason Reitman said: 'WE LOVE YOU ELLIOT!' Long-time LGBTQ ally [http://www.wood-furniture.biz/search/search.php?query=Patrick%20Stewart&search=1 Patrick Stewart] wrote: 'I am proud to be your friend.' Pose star and fellow trans talent Indya Moore was brief, saying: 'Love you Elliot!!' Songwriter Kimya Dawson, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-le-hoi-yen-tu-chua-ba-vang-quang-ninh-du-lich-yen-tu-tu-ha-noi.html tour yên tử ba vàng] formerly of The Moldy Peaches, voiced support from her and her daughter, writing: 'Panda and I love you so much.' Peer: Pose star and fellow trans talent Indya Moore was brief, saying: 'Love you Elliot!!' Longtime friend: Juno director Jason Reitman said: 'WE LOVE YOU ELLIOT!' Pouring in: Natasha Lyonne, Kate Mara, Laura Linney, The L Word's Kate Moennig, Abbi Jacobson of Broad City, Taissa Farmiga, actress and podcaster Sara Ramos, and JD Samson of the band Le Tigre all demonstrated their support through affectionate emojis Trans activist and journalist Raquel Willis told Elliot: 'Your heart has always been big and you've used your platform to show up for the entire community for years. Thanks for the gift of your truth!' Natasha Lyonne, Kate Mara, Laura Linney, The L Word's Kate Moennig, Abbi Jacobson of Broad City, Taissa Farmiga, actress and podcaster Sara Ramos, and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-le-hoi-yen-tu-chua-ba-vang-quang-ninh-du-lich-yen-tu-tu-ha-noi.html tour chùa yên tử] JD Samson of the band Le Tigre all demonstrated their support through affectionate emojis. Page - who has been married to dancer Emma Portner, 26, since 2018 - took to [/sciencetech/twitter/index.html Twitter] on Tuesday morning to share an emotional statement with his revelation, writing: 'Hi friends, I want to share with you that I am trans, my pronouns are he/they and my name is Elliot. 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Mystery Surrounds Fire That Killed Ex-Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh apos;s Death

2020-12-29T17:39:57Z

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Tony Hsieh, 46, died on Friday after a nine-day battle to overcome injuries from a house fire From the outside, the five-bedroom, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-le-hoi-yen-tu-chua-ba-vang-quang-ninh-du-lich-yen-tu-tu-ha-noi.html tour chùa yên tử] waterfront home looks as pristine today as it did when it sold for [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-le-hoi-yen-tu-chua-ba-vang-quang-ninh-du-lich-yen-tu-tu-ha-noi.html tour yên tử ba vàng] $1.3 million exactly four months ago. There is no way of telling that this house in New London, Connecticut, overlooking Long Island Sound is where a fire killed Tony Hsieh, the former CEO of online shoe giant Zappos. 'There was very little damage,' a man answering the door told DailyMail.com before referring all other inquiries to Hsieh's personal attorney, Puoy Premsirut, who did not immediately respond to a list of questions we put to her. 'She's dealing with everything. We want it all to come from one voice,' the man added. 'We're having a tough day today.' As the 3,100 sq. ft. house holds its secrets, the mystery of Hsieh's death is still shrouded in mystery. Hsieh, 46, was surrounded by his family when he died on Friday, nine days after he was airlifted to a hospital burns unit 60 miles away in Bridgeport, Connecticut, following the early morning blaze. He had initially been taken to Lawrence + Memorial hospital in New London, suffering from burns and smoke inhalation before being transferred in a Lifestar helicopter. New London Fire Chief Thomas Cursio, who did not return DailyMail.com's calls, has said very little about the tragic incident. He told the New London paper [ ] that firefighters had to 'force entry' inside the home after they were told someone was trapped inside. It is understood Hsieh was in the basement when the fire broke out. 'They removed the victim, started CPR and transported him to the hospital,' added Cursio. In other interviews the chief has said he cannot reveal the cause of the fire because it is still under investigation. From the outside, the five-bedroom, waterfront home looks as pristine today as it did when it sold for $1.3 million exactly four months ago. There is no way of telling that this house is where a fire killed Hsieh BEFORE FIRE: But the waterfront property appears in pristine condition, despite the blaze ‹ Slide me › SLIDE ME: As the 3,100 sq. ft. house holds its secrets, the mystery of Hsieh's death is still shrouded in mystery. 'There was very little damage,' a man answering the door told DailyMail.com before referring all other inquiries to Hsieh's personal attorney, Puoy Premsirut, who did not immediately respond to a list of questions we put to her Hsieh, 46, was surrounded by his family when he died on Friday, nine days after he was airlifted to a hospital burns unit 60 miles away in Bridgeport, Connecticut, following the early morning blaze New London Fire Chief Thomas Cursio, who did not return DailyMail.com's calls, has said very little. He told the New London paper The Day that firefighters had to 'force entry' to the home after they were told someone was trapped inside The home is owned by Rachael Brown, a former employee at Las Vegas-based Zappos, who, according to the company website, rose from a temporary phone representative to being a critical member of the management team. It is not known if Brown, 47, was at the house when the blaze broke out. Reports say Hsieh's brother was there at the time. When it was listed over the summer, the house was described as 'polished' with 'year-round waterfront beach glamour' and 'boasting luxurious interior and exterior spaces.' Realtor Bobbi McBride Doyen pointed out its many 'smart' electronic features. 'The coolness factor, as well as the glimmering water view of the 3rd floor crow's nest bedroom hideaway, is something to be experienced,' the realtor gushed, adding that even the 'epoxied garage floor is worthy of a car dealership showroom with a 'smart' garage door.' Brown sold her home in Henderson, Nevada, in May for a little over $300,000, records show, and spent $1.3 million on the three-story New London house, which is less than half a mile down the street from playwright Eugene O'Neill's childhood home. The sale was completed on July 30, less than a month before Hsieh quit the company and which he sold to Amazon for $1.2 billion in 2009. The [ ]called Brown 'one of Hsieh's closest confidantes'. It also said she is a cellist, well-known in the city's arts circles. She was part of the Vegas Golden Strings lineup that backed Imagine Dragons on Whatever It Takes before Game 2 of the NHL Final in 2018. 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When it was listed over the summer, the house was described as 'polished' with 'year-round waterfront beach glamour' and 'boasting luxurious interior and exterior spaces.' Realtor Bobbi McBride Doyen pointed out its many 'smart' electronic features 'They removed the victim, started CPR and transported him to the hospital,' added Cursio. In other interviews the chief has said he cannot reveal the cause of the fire as it is still under investigation. It is understood Hsieh was in the basement when the fire broke out For years, Hsieh worked to revitalize downtown Las Vegas, pledging $350 million in 2013 for redevelopment. The same year he moved Zappos' headquarters into the former Las Vegas City Hall building Hsieh was the son of Taiwanese immigrants, who met as graduate students at the University of Illinois. He sold his first company LinkExchange to Microsoft for $265 million when he was just 22. He then founded Venture Frogs which in 1999 invested in Zappos — named from Zapatos, Spanish for shoes — and he took over as CEO. He was worth an estimated $840 million yet lived in an Airstream trailer in Las Vegas. He had a passion for llamas and alpacas and owned a pet alpaca named Marley. The area he lived in in Vegas became known as Llamapolis. After leaving Zappos he said he would relocate to Park City, Utah. Hsieh was known as an iconoclastic boss. One of his schemes was to offer $1,000 for every year served up to a maximum of $5,000 for any employee who wanted to leave. He believed that if they no longer had the passion to want to work for him it was better to pay them to quit. While Hsieh became known for his business acumen, it was his philanthropy and his focus on fostering a positive workplace culture for which he is now being remembered. Amazon owner Jeff Bezos paid tribute to a brilliant mind. 'The world lost you way too soon,' he wrote. 'Your curiosity, vision, and relentless focus on customers leave an indelible mark. You will be missed by so many, Tony. Rest In Peace.' Ivanka Trump, who previously had a shoe line sold on Zappos, was also among those paying tribute to Hsieh, who she worked with through her fashion business. Amazon owner Jeff Bezos paid tribute to a brilliant mind. 'The world lost you way too soon,' he wrote. 'Your curiosity, vision, and relentless focus on customers leave an indelible mark. You will be missed by so many, Tony. Rest In Peace' Ivanka Trump, who previously had a shoe line sold on Zappos, was among those paying tribute to Hsieh (pictured together), who she worked with through her fashion business 'Celebrating the life while mourning the loss of my dear friend Tony Hsieh,' she wrote. 'Tony was a deeply original thinker always challenging me to reject conformity & follow my heart. Tony was driven by the mission of delivering happiness & brought joy to all who knew him' Hsieh is pictured with former President Bill Clinton back in 2014 Despite his immense wealth, Hsieh was known for [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-le-hoi-yen-tu-chua-ba-vang-quang-ninh-du-lich-yen-tu-tu-ha-noi.html tour yên tử ba vàng] living in an [http://www.answers.com/topic/Airstream%20trailer Airstream trailer] in downtown Las Vegas. Pictured: Inside the tiny trailer Hsieh lived in, despite his $840 million fortune 'Celebrating the life while mourning the loss of my dear friend Tony Hsieh,' she wrote. 'Tony was a deeply original thinker always challenging me to reject conformity & follow my heart. Tony was driven by the mission of delivering happiness & brought joy to all who knew him.' For years, Hsieh worked to revitalize downtown Las Vegas, pledging $350 million in 2013 for redevelopment. The same year he moved Zappos' headquarters into the former Las Vegas City Hall building. 'Tony Hsieh played a pivotal role in helping transform Downtown Las Vegas,' Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak tweeted Friday night. Sin City mayor Carolyn Goodman added: 'What a tragic loss. Tony Hsieh meant so much to Las Vegas. He was always dreaming, working to inspire and leading others to create a new vision for tomorrow.' A wave of other tributes have also poured in on social media. Former presidential candidate Andrew Yang said on Saturday morning: 'I am stunned. Tony Hsieh touched so many lives and inspired so many entrepreneurs. 'His impact and legacy will go on and on. I met his family in Las Vegas - and am thinking of them today. RIP Tony. You will be missed.' Skateboarder and entrepreneur Tony Hawk added: 'Tony Hsieh was a visionary. He was generous with his time and willing to share his invaluable expertise with anyone.' data-track-module="am-external-links^external-links"> Read more: [ Tony Hsieh, former CEO of Zappos who sold online shoe retailer to Amazon for $1.2B, dies at 46 - GeekWire] [ The Hartford Courant - We are currently unavailable in your region] [ Tony Hsieh, Longtime Chief of Zappos, Is Dead at 46 - The New York Times] [ TechCrunch is now a part of Verizon Media] [ The Day - One person seriously injured in early morning New London fire - News from southeastern Connecticut] [ House where Tony Hsieh injured owned by Las Vegas cellist | Las Vegas Review-Journal] DM.later('bundle', function() DM.has('external-source-links', 'externalLinkTracker'); );

How To Start Writing Your Legacy

2020-12-28T23:53:35Z

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US Records Biggest Daily Covid Death Toll Since May

2020-12-28T22:20:24Z

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