Jeremy Côté

Bits, ink, particles, and words.

Approximation

In the end, our best idea can only be an approximation.

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Excitement

The greatest thing you can give your audience is a reason to be excited.

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Deviation

When I was a kid in elementary school, the teachers would give out what were called “negative incident reports” when one of us would exhibit bad behaviour. It was just a simple slip which detailed what we did, and obviously no one wanted them. However, some became so used to receiving them that they lost their initial power.

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What’s Worth Remembering

In almost every class I’ve ever taken, I’ve had to remember some kind of information. Whether it was dates for history, facts for science, or passages from books for English, memorization has been part of my student experience.

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