I'm looking for intoxicating posters like these posters to inspire the next generation of students. Please recommend more to me.

 Hmmm... I used to think that spending time on the internet looking at slideshares was a waste of time... but then I hit this link and I'm hooked.

I'm preparing three books for clients and yet I've just spent five minutes looking at and then spreading the word in social media about these seven quotes.  There are other qutoes that should attract attention, but this is a good start.

I'm going to ask you to click HERE to see the items yourself.  Make an impact.  Be the added click and go ahead to tweet or forward this link to someone.  You might be the link in the chain that spreads this slideshare to millions of people.

Here's the link:  http://www.slideshare.net/shyamantab/what-steve-said

What Steve Said by @shyamantab on @slideshare http://www.slideshare.net/shyamantab/what-steve-said   these quotes belong on walls of schools to inspire future students

I'm writing to this guy Shyamantab to ask him about

The Academy  nenonline.tv

Oh, and why not visit his Entrepreneur Academy?

Here's the letter that I want to write to the creator of this slideshare

a)  thank you for the compilation of quotes by Steve Jobs.  The graphics are stunning and eye-catching.
b)  I'm looking for collaborators who will put items into Creative Commons and allow teachers to get a low cost book and free PDF ebook for printing dozens of posters.  

c)  Here's the description of the project:  Posters to Transform Classrooms.  Can you donate one or all of the Steve Jobs posters to this project?   Attribution will be clear and there will be links to the places that appear in the slideshare. 

d)  Do you have posters that can be donated to this project?   The idea is to give away the PDF and to make a book that is priced at zero profit using Createspace.com (the amazon.com book printing on demand service).  You can see other books that I've created using this method

Go ahead, be nice, click on his blog and the Academy

Thank you for your assistance.   Very inspiring.




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Here's what I tweeted after seeing these posters.

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What Steve Said by @shyamantab on @slideshare http://www.slideshare.net/shyamantab/what-steve-said   these quotes belong on walls of schools to inspire future students














I recommend that you follow this guy's blog, twitter and facebook account

YourNetImpact.com May 2013 -- please click to bring attention to these useful quotations

1. Here is an activity for YOURnetIMPACT.com for this week...

2. Dancing Quotations to inspire Transformation in Education for ...

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   What is your expertise? But teaching is really about bringing out what's already inside people.

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Four posters to build a classroom of cooperation (perhaps even empathy): preparation for a workshop with thanks to Dennis Littky, Cary Elcome and Dennis Yuzenas.

We often forget the most overlooked resource in the school: the students. We ought to close the textbooks, turn off the teacher talk and ask students to talk and share their concerns and let them practice speaking. Instead of more grammar, why not allow them to speak and reveal their gaps as well as their passions?

Cary Elcome    Bradstow2@yahoo.co.uk

What are you going to tell the students? But teaching is really about bringing out what's already inside people.

Dennis Littky

Metcenter.org    info@bipicture.org

rdavis@bigpicturelearning.org

Gratitude

People who are grateful live longer.

They remember what they studied longer.

Write to thank these people for their words.

Some teachers negotiate with their students what they will learn, when they will learn it and

how we will check that they have learned it.

Dennis Yuzenas, after studying Glasser’s Choice Theory.

dyuzenas@oapb.org     www.WhatDoYaKnow.com  

Richard E. Clark advocates the use of as few words as possible in posters.  This was my attempt to get a workshop down to these four posters.  How do we create an atmosphere and culture of interactive work and cooperation?   I think these four posters will help.  The third poster (about Gratitude) is how I encourage participants to reveal their natures, preferences and traits.