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Amazing woman. Thank you Temple Grandin for your work! ❤

A weird, rambling discourse, but an interesting sculpture.

When I got diagosed with Autism the guy said to me "you're not good at spacial awareness". I said, but thats what my degree is in. I know that in my head i can go from a plan veiw to an elevation view, to a perspective. Maybe I might trip over things in front of me, maybe im clumsy but i still think I can draw a plan of a building and walk through it in my head. This is the thing about Autism, they make sweeping statments which alows no growth or learning. OK its a developmental disorder but what about when I reach 50 and the rest of society has decided what I should have done at that age? I'm still an outcast even if I have a developmental age of 30y

Loved Jackie! This presentation not so much. No idea why they chose this person to speak on such a classy woman. He was way too opinionated and judgy. Not the type of person Jacqueline would have appreciated speaking on her.👎🏼

President Kennedy was assassinated on November 22,1963 and his state funeral modeled after Abraham Lincoln was held on NOVEMBER 25, 1963. THE SPEAKER MAKES A HUGE SERIES OF MISTAKES which begin at the 29:28 mark when he explains the funeral was held 4 days after the assasination !! ?? President Kennedy's funeral was held 3 days after the assasination which makes this story even more incredible.

Great way to bring a light.

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Thank you

I loved how she dressed and her demeanor and her elegance etc! I have the same taste in clothing!!! ❤❤❤❤🌹

Beautiful work! <3

Pure colors placed beside each other, this is the way!

She was the epitome of a first lady.She contributed a lot and change a lot.

I found Dr. Grandin in the 90s. I think it was a NOVA Science Now episode. I was immediately very interested and I admired her accomplishments. The show I saw talked about a stantion she designed that would squeeze the cows to calm them. She also made one for herself and when she would feel overwhelmed with input she would climb in and get squeezed. It was too cool. I followed her career with enthusiasm and can officially say that she is my hero!

Temple doesn't understand video games lol

There are many city public art departments throughout the U.S. where work by Robert Irwin would be misunderstood or not understood at all. His work is cerebral and most people do not want to have to think conceptually (about site specific phenomena). Public art too often requires artists to present work that has an easy narrative or references to people and history.

Is the word he was looking for 'context'?

I think I just re-learned that not everyone thinks in movies in their heads. I'm 52, and this explains why I have to execute my designs fully in order for clients to understand at all what I'm talking about doing. This also explains why I'm so fast at executing workable stuff, because I'm running contingencies before I even start. And I'm bad at algebra - I made it through college algebra because of it being explained well by a 22 year old double PhD in math who was an extraordinary thinker. She understood some of this apparently. What an important individual Temple is in working through and explaining user-oriented visual process thinking.

RIP 🙏

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Thanks from France for that I like so much the courage and the work of this woman!

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My district does hire people who have their degrees outside of education. They do sign off on an alternative license. We have a biologist who worked 26 years out in the field then came into teaching. Not only did he teach science he now teaches SAGE (Sustainable Agriculture and green Energies). Kids are learning about Animal Husbandry (we have chickens and a rabbit so far), Saltwater Tanks, Plant Care, composting and beekeeping. All in the Denver Metro area. This is part of our STEAM program which is also a vocational class.

I work in a small district in CO. I'm in the Admin side in the schools....all college educated and all think that's the only way to go. It's NOT. I agree we don't have enough hands on classes - almost common sense classes. They continue to push college...not even vocational classes or schools. We have so many kids who don't want to go to college and the schools won't listen to them.