#Technical Proficiency

[theadaptableeducator]

Intégration des Modèles d'Apprentissage STEAM dans le Programme de Menuiserie Moderne du Lycée

Ces dernières années, on a pris de plus en plus conscience de l’importance de l’éducation STEAM (Science, Technologie, Ingénierie, Arts et Mathématiques) pour préparer les élèves aux défis complexes du 21e siècle. Des matières traditionnelles comme la menuiserie, souvent perçues comme des compétences professionnelles ou pratiques, peuvent bénéficier considérablement de l’intégration des modèles…

[vincivilworld]

Top Skills for Success in the Defence Engineering Contracting Industry

If you plan to carve a niche in the defence engineering contracting industry, knowing the top skills required for success is crucial. In this dynamic and expanding field, technical understanding meets strategic thinking. Employers and clients are increasingly demanding a holistic skill set, including exceptional technical knowledge, effective communication abilities, proficient project…

[zhukzucraft]

=> Be Martyn

You are now Martyn from just a few moments in the past, and you are about to learn two things that you didn't know when you entered the nether,

You spot a b-AHA-stion on the horizon with your spyglass

2. Neither Scar nor Gem nor Grian is your soulmate

Now, the original plan was to stay hidden and safe. You could continue following it... but… the opportunity for shenanigans are oh so temping...

What should you do?

=> Martyn: Commit "Grand Theft Ender Pearl"

Start Over -- Go Back

[celestielbeing]

buck at 3am: eddie if i was in a tower locked up by my evil stepmother bc she held me captive for my powers would you come rescue me?

eddie: *voice muffled by the back of bucks neck* buck go back to sleep 💤

buck: ok… 😔

eddie: and yes.. (gives bucks middle a little squeeze where his arm is wrapped around him)

buck: ok..☺️😴

[yangjeongin]

SKZ as DND CLASSES: WARLOCK FELIX

warlocks are seekers of the knowledge that lies hidden in the fabric of the multiverse. through pacts made with mysterious beings of supernatural power, warlocks unlock magical effects both subtle and spectacular.

[chicago-geniza]

you guys i truly thought i was growing inevitably up and into my mother's anhedonic relation to music because i didn't really like or feel strongly about much of the contemporary popular stuff OR much of the contemporary experimental electronic stuff and didn't have the time or inclination to hunt high and low for unknown local bands doing something more appealing to my taste. anyway it turns out what i will get excited about in 2025 is Classical Music and Really Fast Rap. and what i miss about a lot of contemporary [anglo-american] music production is [heavy sigh] the Wall of Sound

[adimouze]

not the ford ceo having to sit with liam/checo/yuki whoever red bull can send for sponsor schmoozing now after having a life changing field trip with daniel last year im sure they're lovely people but it's like having to sit in a tanning bed in a strip mall after spending the summer in majorca

[sendmyresignation]

re my tags. thinking about barry's ray toro supportive keanu reeves matrix post lol. in addition to ray calling gerard a genius for writing teenagers when everybody else thought it was a joke <- very funny confluence wherein ray seems to be the one person who frequently goes along with gerard's ideas because he just trusts his creative vision and can match his energy/concept quickly, even when other people don't, while simultaneously being as a guy who is self-professed as being lyrically dis-inclined.

[pastelaspirations]

I have two question for the ability of perseverance! Ink.

One, Can he copy other's abilities just by imagining it with his broomie? Like, gaster blasters or bone attacks.

And two, can he also teleport using broomie? Since canon ink can teleport between universes and stuff.

(I don't think my English is that good forgive me)

H m m. These are interesting questions.

I suppose he could? Broomie's limitations are mostly limited on the user's creativity and mental fortitude, which basically means the user's own mental ability to conjure and maintain said spell. So, Ink could certainly try to copy other's abilities; just his low confidence and perfectionism may hinder his ability to maintain that spell for long or to even try it in the first place out of fear. It may also be inaccurate, as his knowledge of how something like a gaster blaster works would be lacking.

No. I decided to get rid of the ability for Ink and Error to teleport like their canon selves to make more sense. It would be kind of a sucky story if Ink could solve his entire issue of getting home by just teleporting with Broomie XD I also made it so they could not teleport like Dust because I wanted the "teleport" magic to be a relatively rare one in general. Dust can only teleport short distances himself, or to where he can generally see clearly. This alone makes it overpowered, as Dust can clear large gaps or cliffs as long as he knows where he will be landing is a safe one ✧˖°.

[theadaptableeducator]

Integrating STEAM Learning Models into Modern High School Woodworking Curriculum

In recent years, there has been a growing recognition of the importance of STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) education in preparing students for the complex challenges of the 21st century. Traditional subjects like woodworking, often seen as vocational or hands-on skills, can benefit significantly from the integration of STEAM learning models. This essay explores the…

[sexygaywizard]

how much do you think about an artist’s vocal proficiency when listening to music recreationally?

When listening to pop (which I mean in this sense as in non-classical), I generally don't unless it's distractingly bad. Or distractingly good, to be fair-- I do notice when someone nails a really insane riff or something. When it comes to popular forms of music, the technical aspects are not as "narrow" as in classical? In classical there's much more of a right and wrong way to sing things because there is a specific goal you need to achieve and you need to be doing technical things in order to achieve that goal. And since I myself am trained in that, it sets off these little flags in my head like "ooh that's a no-no!" but that part of my brain is really only active when I'm actually listening to classical music. If you're a classical singer, you sing unamplified so you can't be using a breathy tone of voice or compromising the fullness of your sound, but in pop music that doesn't matter since you're mic'd and certain "inadvisable" things in classical singing can in fact be utilized to achieve a certain emotional impact in pop music.

So TL;DR: Unless a singer is literally singing off pitch or has a particularly annoying quality of voice, I don't.

[liesmyth]

your url makes me feel like I'm the right place to ask this question, if I wanted to start reading Brandon Sanderson's books where should I start? like which series is the best starting point in your opinion?

I saw he has reading guides on his website, but I've been trying to gather more info from readers because I tend to find it more accurate

oooh, good question... I started reading Sanderson in 2010-ish after he co-wrote the twelfth book of Wheel of Time. That's about when he started publishing the "entry-level" books to various of his ongoing sagas but I am not sure I'd rec them outright because the writing is frankly not up to his current standards. He's an author who was BORN to play RPGs and he does love his universe building but if you haven't been here from the start, I wouldn't recommend, idk, Elantris or Warbreaker if I was trying to sell you on it. They're best left as books to go back to once you're already invested

The first Mistborn trilogy was very popular and it's a good Sanderson Sampler in terms of the worldbuilding and dynamics he likes. It's still one of the first things I read from it and I enjoyed it a lot at the time, and I think it still holds up. HOWEVER. I think the first Stormlight book (The Way of Kings) is objectively a better read, even if it's very long. I'd go with one of those two! Pro/cons for each:

Mistborn: fast-paced, objectively cool, also a bit YA dystopia vibes, imo. Vin is a very good main character tbh, and it's the first book where fandom-favourite Kelsier appears

Stormlight Archive: epic in every sense of the word, which means it's a bit sluggish in terms of pace and you might need some time to get hooked. It includes multiple of my all time favourite Sanderson characters

[artbyblastweave]

I fear I may have become less ambitious in my character design since high school. I want to revisit some of these designs at some point

[necrolita]

im gonna take the jlpt test tomorrow root for me! (*｀ω´*)o がんばります！

[electric-blue24]

i was thinking about what a non dragonborn cirrus would look like witch then led to finding out half ilithid markings carry over though disguise self and decided that cirrus is just garbage at transformations in general. always keeping the same colour scheme/look no matter the form he takes, but he can get away with it because hes so persuasive