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Blended learning is very interesting. Here is a video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L75oPzauAlw

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What do you think about Prezi?

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Hvordan kan en fotballspiller koste 1 milliard kroner?

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Paul Labile Pogba ble verdens dyreste fotballspiller da Manchester United betalte 1 milliard kroner for å hente han fra Juventus. Hvordan kan franskmannen, som forlot nettopp United gratis bare noen år i forveien, likevel være en god investering? Fotball er ikke bare galskap, det er også økonomi. Kunnskap om økonomi kan forandre alt.

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Reading for next time. Remember to read this text.

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It works as well :-)

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Quit taking photos of me (I'm not a Kardashian)

You humans can't seem to stop snapping pix with your phones when you're around us, but you resort to sneaky tactics like waving around fun toys to get our attention but dropping them as soon as we turn around. This is cruel. If we cats are willing to let you capture us on film, the least you can do is provide us with a bit of play time in exchange-or let a cartoon cat amuse you instead.There is one thing that you don't have to worry about when it comes to photography : Camera flashes do not harm cats' eyes. But they will frequently produce a spooky glow caused by the tapetum lucidum, a layer of ultra-reflective cells in feline eyes which helps us see in low light.

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I'm perfectly capable of bathing myself, thanks

Some scientists speculate that today's cats do not like to swim or get wet because ever since they were domesticated some 5,000 to 10,000 years ago, they've been protected from the rain and snow by human companions. In addition, it's true that cat hair "doesn't dry quickly and it's simply uncomfortable to be soaking wet," Kelley Bollen, the director of behavior programs for the College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell University told Live Science. Bollen added, "I also think because cats are control freaks and like [to have] four feet on a solid surface, they do not appreciate the sensation of floating." Who needs baths and showers anyway? Cats are born complete with the essential grooming tools: paws, a rough, barbed tongue, and saliva. But even though we hate being dunked in water, you must ensure we have enough to drink, especially if our diet consists of dry food (canned food is about 78 percent water). Regardless of what we eat, always provide your cat with a separate water bowl and change and clean it daily. These are the 14 things animals at shelters want you to know.

Don't freak out when I bring you dead animal or insect "gifts"

Animal behaviorists have uncovered a few reasons for why we do this. We may be imitating what our mama cats did for us. You fill our food dishes every day, and since we're not ingrates, we are returning the favor. Or, we might have caught, say, more crickets than we can consume so we thought you might like the leftovers. Finally, we could be giving our catch to you so that you can help us store it for later. Like scratching, bestowing such gifts is natural cat behavior on our part so if you don't like it, you might need to put a bell on us to prevent us from snaring anything.

We cats have no problems with (our) nudity

Humans are filled with the merciless urge to inflict hats, ties, dresses, and other clothing items on us. But what do we look like to you ... dogs? We hate to feel enclosed or confined, and while you may catch us kneading on one of your sweaters, we're merely enjoying the texture of the knit under our paws; that doesn't mean we want to wear it. We don't need clothes to stay covered: our coats contain up to 130,000 hairs per square inch. Fun fact: Did you know that the surface area of a single cat, if you include all of its hair, is roughly the same as the surface area of a ping-pong table?

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You fill your home with enticing power cords but yell at me when I chew them. Unfair!

Most of us cats love the way a plastic cord feels under our teeth, so it's best for you humans to be smart about your electric cords. Stow away the ones you're not using, and cover the remainder in cord covers (you can find these at pet stores). You can also try applying bitter apple liquid (we detest this flavor) on cords but dab it on sparingly since consuming too much of the essential oils in it can make us sick. If your cat persists in chewing cords even after you apply the bitter apple, take him or her to the vet to rule out any dental problems.

We truly wish you'd find yourself another animal to demonize

If a black cat crosses your path, you'll have bad luck. Don't leave a cat around a sleeping baby; it will suck out the baby's breath. Cats are the preferred companion of witches and villains. It's taken centuries for us cats to rise above all this negative (and just plain false) publicity. Stop spreading these lies. Instead, you humans should stick to what your species does best: talking smack about each other. Take a peek at these 50 adorable animal photos that will make you smile.

Can you stop your species from shaming the humans who love us? Love, Cats

While people who like dogs are perceived as extroverted, good-natured, and active, the people who prefer cats are taunted with the offensive phrase "crazy cat lady"-i.e., an obsessive, antisocial shut-in. This hurts our feelings. And we have one other bone to pick: what's up with using the word "catty" to mean malicious or spiteful?

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We're early risers, so deal with it

When we meow right before dawn-a time when you're probably trying to get a little more sleep before your alarm goes off-we're doing what comes naturally. And our circadian rhythms shift with the seasons just as yours do. When the days get longer and the birds and squirrels are up and at 'em earlier, so are we. You could feed us to stop our meows, but know that this will reinforce our cat behavior. If you're serious about curbing our early wake-up calls, start by installing blackout shades or blinds in your bedroom so the sun won't rouse us. Then, stick to strict feeding times for us: once in the morning (but not right after you rise because then we'll associate your getting out of bed with getting fed) and once shortly before you go to bed (to try to delay our hunger). Finally, be patient: You are attempting to undo thousands of years (if not more) of ingrained cat behavior. You may have to accept defeat.

When we stop, drop, and roll, it's usually no accident

Look at the time and location of our antics for clues about why we're doing it, because it's often a hey-look-at-me strategy. Does it happen when you're on your phone? On your computer? Putting on your shoes before leaving the house? Remember, you humans hobnob with plenty of your kind every day. Most of us cats possess a much smaller audience-the people who live with us-so be generous with your appreciation. And this is the real reason why cats knead your bed all the time!

When we meow nonstop, it may be our cry for help

Some cat breeds, like Oriental shorthairs or Siamese, are chattier than others. But if your cat goes from not-that-frequent to frequent talking, he may be ill so you should bring him to the vet. Still, there may be another, less ominous reason behind our multitude of meows: attention. You humans have come up with the sweeping generalization that all cats are solitary, aloof creatures. Wrong! Sure, we need our quiet time but we do like company, particularly if you're gone all day.

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Cat Behavior: Things Your Cat Wants to Tell You | Reader's Digest

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You humans can't seem to stop snapping pix with your phones when you're around us, but you resort to sneaky tactics like waving around fun toys to get our attention but dropping them as soon as we turn around. This is cruel.

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Kristine: jeg er skikkelig imponert over padlet

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Kristine: jeg er skikkelig imponert over padlet

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I really like Padlet.
I also made one and want to test if it works: https://padlet.com/chrislutz/prwwtgfb4slc

New address: https://padlet.com/chrislutz/teachingseminar

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You are a scarce resource. Time with the students is scarce. Blended learning is also about putting these scarce resources to best possible use.