Monthly Archives: June 2008

intellectual identity

By nagle | Published: June 29, 2008
Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about the following exercise. I’m going to try it right now: Take 10 minutes, and write down anything you’ve ever been really fascinated by (something you’ve had the urge to tell someone else about) it’s 1:23 the Gauss-Bonnet theorem, Visual Complex Analysis, Taylor series, personal autonomy, Burning Man, free education, Seymour Papert’s [...]
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How to start your own Summer Camp!

By nagle | Published: June 16, 2008
I made an Instructable on starting a summer camp! time to sleep! (update: Instructables is featuring it on their home page right now. That’s neat!)
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a healthy environment for children is a healthy environment for adults.

By nagle | Published: June 11, 2008
or Adults need to make mistakes, too A few weeks ago we ran April vacation week camp. The camp had 30 – 35 kids on a given day and ran really smoothly. We finally made liquid nitrogen ice cream (!): Peanut Butter Orange ice cream tasted surprisingly good. In the middle of the week, I was [...]
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