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Education Innovation: Education- Difficult Work vs. Hard Work
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“I define difficult work as the stuff that takes guts or insight. It’s not particularly dependent on how big your budget is or where you got a degree. Designing the profile for the Chrysler Building was difficult. Building it was hard.” Hard work is about the process. Difficult work is about the innovation.
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RT @Chuck_Bell_: Difficult Work vs. Hard Work--Process vs. Innovation http://bit.ly/9oNP64
RT @Chuck_Bell_ Difficult Work vs. Hard Work--Process vs. Innovation http://bit.ly/9oNP64
Difficult Work vs. Hard Work--Process vs. Innovation http://bit.ly/9oNP64
RT @colonelb: Education- Difficult Work vs. Hard Work http://bit.ly/aWrV0k. Good points to remember as the new year starts up.
RT @colonelb Education- Difficult Work vs. Hard Work http://bit.ly/aWrV0k. Good points to remember as the new year starts up.
Education- Difficult Work vs. Hard Work http://bit.ly/aWrV0k. Good points to remember as the new year starts up.
@sandynay @TroyM7 namely - Connectivism, The Horizon Report and 'Hard Work vs Difficult Work' http://bit.ly/aEpA3K - ready to build now
Are we focused on the right [education innovation] work? Difficult Work vs. Hard Work, http://bit.ly/9gp0yF (via @bjnichols) #teaching