Check out a recent Technology Blog post about a great way to keep track of the books you read and want to read: Goodreads. Ron Samul, Thames Academy instructor, wrote a great review of this online tool - CLICK HERE to read his article!
Showing posts with label books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label books. Show all posts
Saturday, June 18, 2016
Thames Academy Technology Article: What is Goodreads?
8:00 AM
books, bookshelf, Ron Samul, technology
Check out a recent Technology Blog post about a great way to keep track of the books you read and want to read: Goodreads. Ron Samul, Thames Academy instructor, wrote a great review of this online tool - CLICK HERE to read his article!
Tuesday, April 5, 2016
Article: "Nonacademic Skills Are Key to Success"
A recent NPR article, "Nonacademic Skills Are Key To Success. But What Should We Call Them?" highlights the importance of nonacademic skills in overall life success. Thames Academy's holistic programming and curriculum support the philosophy highlighted in this article.
Below is an excerpt from the article....
Thursday, February 4, 2016
Old Books Are Cool - Reflection by Ron Samul, Thames Faculty
9:00 AM
books, local history, New London, Ron Samul, writing
I am an avid reader and I think old books are really cool. Old books have a distinct smell, they have a feel, and sometimes you can imagine some of the hands that touched a book. In fact, I've found some interesting things in old books: four leaf clovers, pressed flowers, notes, pictures, and even letters. You might also discover margin notes, signatures, and other little entries when you read through a old book.
In a recent article for Poor Yorick: A Journal of Rediscovered Objects, I discuss this odd book that turned up on my family bookshelf and how that book easily traveled around the world and came back to New London. While times change, we still have these artifacts to remind us of the skill and the abilities of men who took to the sea. The adventure is almost palpable on this old pages.
In a recent article for Poor Yorick: A Journal of Rediscovered Objects, I discuss this odd book that turned up on my family bookshelf and how that book easily traveled around the world and came back to New London. While times change, we still have these artifacts to remind us of the skill and the abilities of men who took to the sea. The adventure is almost palpable on this old pages.
Tuesday, March 24, 2015
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