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		<title>By: datruss</title>
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		<description>I was surfing &#039;education&#039; tags and stumbled on to your first post here:-)
Just thought you would like to know that you have already been quoted, http://elgg.net/dtruss/weblog/142909.html (at the bottom of the post). Here are my ideas from the post regarding your second paragraph.
&quot;Many of the Square/Round Peg Students (that don&#039;t fit into our other-shaped schools) are the future thinkers/dreamers/innovators that are going to meaningfully change our world. We need to recognize their future value... We have an obligation to nurture them, and to develop their enthusiasm for learning. It isn&#039;t just about not stifling creativity or not making schools so alien... it is about creating an environment where every child can thrive...  Not making the misfits fit, but rather helping them create a space that fits them.&quot;
I hope that you can find teachers and classes that feed your passion for education in the future... good luck!
ps. I&#039;m an old foggie from the Zeppelin era, deathrock is a little out of my realm.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I was surfing &#8216;education&#8217; tags and stumbled on to your first post here:-)<br />
Just thought you would like to know that you have already been quoted, <a href="http://elgg.net/dtruss/weblog/142909.html" rel="nofollow">http://elgg.net/dtruss/weblog/142909.html</a> (at the bottom of the post). Here are my ideas from the post regarding your second paragraph.<br />
&#8220;Many of the Square/Round Peg Students (that don&#8217;t fit into our other-shaped schools) are the future thinkers/dreamers/innovators that are going to meaningfully change our world. We need to recognize their future value&#8230; We have an obligation to nurture them, and to develop their enthusiasm for learning. It isn&#8217;t just about not stifling creativity or not making schools so alien&#8230; it is about creating an environment where every child can thrive&#8230;  Not making the misfits fit, but rather helping them create a space that fits them.&#8221;<br />
I hope that you can find teachers and classes that feed your passion for education in the future&#8230; good luck!<br />
ps. I&#8217;m an old foggie from the Zeppelin era, deathrock is a little out of my realm.</p>
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