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Quotes About Understanding

Harpaz argumenta que las escuelas tienen que convertir lo extraño en algo conocido para presentar a los alumnos conocimientos nuevos, pero también volver lo familiar extraño, que incomode y desafíe las ideas simples y las respuestas insustanciales, un proceso delicado que tiene que detenerse justo cuando esté a punto de que el receptor adopte una postura defensiva rotunda.
~ David Perkins
In teaching for truly lifeworthy learning, might we hope to teach for wisdom?
~ David Perkins
Be civilized. Grudges are for Neanderthals. – Hubert Humphrey
~ David Pietrusza
Hate the injustice not the unjust man, even though that shit is hard.
~ David Pilgrim
I am blessed to travel this country to talk about racism. Yes, its a blessing, but in every place someone says, 'If you stop talking about race, racism will go away.' That doesn't even make stupid sense. The reality is that we talk about race all the time, in corridors, in offices, at ballgames, but we do not often talk about it in places where our ideas are challenged."
~ David Pilgrim
Standing on someone you knocked down does not make you taller.
~ David Pilgrim
Like my father, Donor White could hold in his head the incompatible demands of rationality and irrationality, of facts and love.
~ David Plotz
I actually prefer Abby," she said. "I'm sorry?" "Nobody calls me Abigail unless it's my mom and she's mad.
~ David Pogue
it seeks to 'fix' our understanding, but at the same time it reveals how any such fixity, and such desire for stability and certainty, is constructed on shifting sands.
~ David Punter
A common error about metaphor is to suppose that it can be in some sense 'unpacked'. When that unpacking takes place, what is left is rarely of any value; it seems a paltry and colourless thing when compared to the metaphor itself.
~ David Punter
Does metaphor mean something more than, or different form, or in some sense beneath, what it appears to say; or is the meaning of a metaphor precisely what it does say.
~ David Punter
Identity is such a crucial affair that one shouldn't rush into it
~ David Quammen
The purpose of this book is not to make you more worried. The purpose of this book is to make you more smart.
~ David Quammen
Numbers can be an important aspect of understanding infectious disease. Take measles. At first glance, it might seem nonmathematical. It's caused by a paramyxovirus
~ David Quammen
Mathematics to me is like a language I don't speak though I admire its literature in translation.
~ David Quammen
Everything important we learn too late.
~ David R. Dow
People at the Neutral level are easy to get along with and safe to associate with because they are not interested in conflict, competition, or guilt.
~ David R. Hawkins
The only necessary key to understanding the Bible is to approach it with a humble and contrite heart softened by the Holy Spirit, ready to listen to what God says, and just as ready to obey him. The
~ David R. Helm
Too many of us unconsciously believe that a well-studied understanding of our cultural context, rather than the Bible, is the key to preaching with power.
~ David R. Helm
You may suppose that time is only passing-away, and do not understand that time never arrives. . . . People only see time's coming and going, and do not thoroughly understand that being-time abides in each moment. Being-time has the quality of flowing. . . . Because flowing is a quality of time, moments of past and present do not overlap or line up side by side.
~ David R. Loy
People are really trying their best. Just like being happy and sad, you will find yourself on both sides of the equation many times over your lifetime, either saying or hearing the wrong thing. Let's all give each other a pass, shall we?
~ David Rakoff
There is nothing so cleansing or reassuring as a vicarious sadness.
~ David Rakoff
We refuse to let our knowledge, however limited, be informed by your ignorance, however vast.
~ david ray griffin
You show how much you love someone by being there for them when they need you, by knowing what they need and anticipating those needs.
~ David Rhodes