Panegyric

a public speech or a published piece of writing in praise of something or someone (very similar to eulogy); an accolade; a tribute

Nigel Bell 🍉

Nigel Bell 🍉

@nigel63.bsky.social

With his unfailing knack to get everything entirely wrong¹, Phil Coorey is surely the Gregory Sheridan of NINEfax,
& yet still lauded by old (NSW) media loveys. 🫤

¹ eg. his glorious panegyric to the POWER & wisdom of Gladys Berejiklian ju-ust before ICAC found her guilty of serious corrupt conduct.

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Inimical

1. tending to obstruct or harm; adverse 2. unfriendly; hostile; having the disposition of an enemy

WIST Quotations

WIST Quotations

@wistquotes.friendica.world.ap.brid.gy

A quotation from Hannah Arendt

> Look here, tyranny was discovered very early in human history, and identified very early as inimical to political life. Still, it has never in any way prevented any tyrant from becoming a tyrant. It did not prevent Nero, and it did not prevent Caligula. And the […]

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Judicious

having, exercising, or characterized by good judgment; wise and careful in decision making; prudent

Brett Vogelsinger

Brett Vogelsinger

@thevogelman.bsky.social

Transparency and teacher think-aloud can make a big difference in the age of AI. We need to help our students to be discerning and judicious.

Join me for this conversation with Dave and Cody on Authentic Educators podcast.

#edusky #teaching #writing

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/authentic-educators/id1815115555

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