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Category Archives: rigged
The Ultimate Conspiracy–the importance of being Donald
Children–and adults–often believe that when they root or hope for a team or for an event to occur, that their wishes can influence the outcome. This irrational behavior probably underlies the fervent cheering for sports teams. And candidates in political … Continue reading
Posted in birther, conspiracy, income tax, liar, misogynist, racism, rigged, sex lies and videotape, sexual harassment, temperament, Trump, twitter rampage, US elections
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“Rigged”- a complex educational experience
A few years back when I was trying to teach my children how to play chess, I came across a really great teaching aid. It was called: “Fritz and Chesster“. I am reminded of this program now because when the … Continue reading
Posted in children, content, delivery, education, Hebron, home town advantage, judges, locals, logical flow, Modern Woodmen of America, Nebraska, oration, Research, rigged, science, self-confidence, small town, sour grapes, speech contest
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