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DigitalPersuader Apr 18, 2021, 10:52 AM"Dimanche 18/04/2021 à 12h50 : Je viens de terminer l'Email #6 Onboarding. C'est l'email 3/4. Beaucoup moins de recherche à faire, email facile à écrire. C'était cool."View my Commitment -
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Jiyon_John Apr 18, 2021, 7:56 AM"I did VR under timed conditions, I was doing well in terms of speed and was pretty confident that I was getting the questions correct as I was doing the subtest. I was frankly shocked to see that my score was so low :(. I was most happy with AR, I believe, this is my highest score for AR during the past 31 days. I was running out of time in QR, so I had to guess some questions and choose questions randomly before the time ran out. SJ and DM were comfortable in terms of time, finished SJ with ~ 2 minutes left (out of 8 minutes) and I was on track for DM until the last 2 questions where I wasted time unnessicarily. I have not made any progress in the Ali Abdaal's UCAT crash course, hopefully, I finish within 2 days, however, I am progressing in the Udemy Speed reading course (just found out that my basal reading speed with almost 100% comprehension was around 170 wpm). I also found out that I was sub-vocalising and had erratic eye movement which also contributed to my low reading speed. I will proceed with the course. Hopefully, I see some improvements over the next few days/weeks. I am planning to go through the DM Modules in MedEntry either tomorrow or the day after. "View my Commitment -
rvnkrhnk99 Apr 18, 2021, 7:14 AM"Du hast es geschafft, aber pass auf die Grenzen der Abmachung nicht zu strecken. Phub ist verboten, halte dich daran und mache P nur einmal pro Tag"View my Commitment -
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Kaellum Apr 18, 2021, 6:09 AM"Did a timer beat for one hour, and worked on serum patches for the other hour. "View my Commitment -
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Blossoms_Goals Apr 18, 2021, 2:52 AM"Oh I spoke too soon. I didn't do this yet. I will right now...Instead of doing this or reading my Moment's book, watched an episode--or maybe more of my series made in Jerusalem. I was finally able to tear myself away and make the three highlights. I'm 98% done with the Curses & Kisses book. "View my Commitment -
mandiem Apr 18, 2021, 1:35 AM"Week 1: Relational Mindset Self-Assessment: Assess Your Understanding of How Poverty Affects Students After completing the self-assessment, I feel like I have a good insight into how poverty can affect students. I grew up in a situation similar to many of my students, so I somewhat know what they go through. This self-assessment did make me think about the challenges my students face today that I did not face when I was their age. I have students that are very transient, moving from house to house or hotel or camper as the rent is due each month. I have students who miss school because the power is out or their parents’ cars have run out of gas. Right now, I have students who miss assignments or cannot complete assignments because their parents cannot afford internet or data. This assessment made me realize that I try to be the emotional support my students need, but there is more that I can do. Reflect on Relational Mindset: Insights and Questions 1. One new insight I gained on the relational mindset is that the relationships that students have with their teachers contribute to their achievement. Students will work harder for a teacher that they know cares about them. 2. Another insight I gained is the importance of social time and individual time. I know students need to work together to learn cooperation skills and other social skills, but I never thought about it on an emotional development level. Relationships with other kids their age is important. It made me think about these kids who were isolated during the quarantine last year and how ready they were to get back to school. That eagerness was not just to learn, but to see their friends and make new ones. 3. Lastly, we know how important it is to have these caring relationships with our students. How do we get teachers who are there just to teach to understand the value and benefits of creating these connections? As teachers we should be doing everything we can to support and encourage our students. Implement one strategy Since we are close the end of the school year, I would like to implement the “Two for Ten” strategy. My students love to talk to me, but sometimes I feel like certain ones never get the chance for the one on one conversations. I plan to choose two of my students and make it a point to talk with them one on one each day. I’ll let them lead the conversation and just let them know I’m there to listen. This will let me build an even stronger connection with these students. I will definitely put this strategy into action next school year. "View my Commitment -
Diana_of_Themyscira Apr 17, 2021, 11:34 PM"Sat 4/17: walked 2 miles + 10 min meditation YAY YAY!!!"View my Commitment -
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pezcharles Apr 17, 2021, 9:10 PM"17 de abril, 1h 9 minutos: - He rehecho la tabla de resultados de fruta y verdura con el nuevo sistema. He tenido algunos líos porque tengo tres variables distintas y las he confundido al principio, pensaba que se habia ido todo al carrer, pero ha sido un final feliz."View my Commitment -
DigitalPersuader Apr 17, 2021, 9:05 PM"Demain dimanche, ça va être chaud. encore 2 mails à rédiger avant dimanche soir minuit. Sinon mes $20 partent chez Biden."View my Commitment
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DigitalPersuader Apr 17, 2021, 9:03 PM"Samedi 17/04/2021 à 23h01 : Je viens de terminer l'Email #3 Onboarding, qui est l'email 2/4. La recherche d'info sur le site m'a pris pas mal de temps. La rédaction a été plus rapide. Mais j'ai avancé à un rythme d'escargot à cause de la fatigue ressentie et j'ai procrastiné."View my Commitment
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Mitchel7 Apr 17, 2021, 6:14 PM"Andy, although in reality I didn't stickK to my commitment this week because I needed to drive nearly 2,000 miles to bury my mother, I'm going to take the advice of many who have encouraged me to give myself grace in this difficult time of loss and indicate that I kept my commitment. This is a legit family emergency. -Mitchel"View my Commitment
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Blossoms_Goals Apr 17, 2021, 6:00 PM"Done! It's 1:57pm and ALL of my goals are complete. I will probably write more later. But I'm DONE for right now and made my quota. I wrote more on Heroine's best friends back story and how it relates to heroine."View my Commitment -
Batseba Apr 17, 2021, 4:13 PM"I had to work half day today, but an amazing day."View my Commitment
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HarryDeveloper Apr 17, 2021, 1:53 PM"It's the end of 'Hare and Tortoise'. 861 words today. I started having second-thoughts about the story towards the end, but I just had to jot it down. No judgements."View my Commitment -
DigitalPersuader Apr 17, 2021, 1:35 PM"Samedi 17/04/2021 à 15h32 : Je viens de terminer l'Email #2 Séquence Onboarding. Donc email 1/4 réalisé. J'attaque l'email 2/4 tout de suite. Rappel, j'ai jusqu'à dimanche soir minuit pour avoir terminé la rédaction des 4 emails. Pour l'instant je suis à la bourre. Encore 3 emails à rédigera avant demain soir."View my Commitment
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Jiyon_John Apr 17, 2021, 1:25 PM"I tried to do the 100 questions properly, but my family convinced me to watch a movie with them. I lost track of time and forgot had to finish the 100 questions with AR. Yesterday, I took my time to do the VR questions (didn't watch Ali Abdaal's videos), score 80+, and be very happy with that score; I hope I score that high with the timed questions. AR was done very well also 80+. DM and QR lagged, but they were still above 50 and frankly, I don't remember what I got for SJ. Today, I attempted VR timed, I was very slow and had to randomly guess near the end, I started watching Ali Abdaal's UCAT videos, there were very helpful, I only got up to the T/F/CT aspect of the UCAT Modules, I will probably improve my scores as I finish his course. DM was pretty bad, AR was ok the first time, the second attempt was done better even though I didn't fully understand all the patterns. ps. I should start dedicating some time to QR question, I might start writing a sheet of important formulae and favourite questions that I have trouble with."View my Commitment
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tzaman Apr 17, 2021, 12:09 PM"Completely losing priority because of work related issues."View my Commitment -
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jwkoznarek Apr 17, 2021, 10:02 AM"I was able to workshop an email template to send to Point clients, focusing on being precise and understanding while still asking for information."View my Commitment -
GemCityDad Apr 17, 2021, 9:57 AM"I tried making a melodic timer beat without listening to it just to see and it sounded like exactly what you would expect. Maybe if I would have went with safe presets or just sound designed my own. Of course I scrapped the no listen idea after the first rough draft. "View my Commitment -
rvnkrhnk99 Apr 17, 2021, 6:32 AM"NormalizeP Funktioniert, achte drauf bald auf Sensual umzustellen und lasse dein Verlangen dich nicht austricksen, indem du andere Seiten besuchst"View my Commitment -
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Blossoms_Goals Apr 17, 2021, 4:01 AM"Done!!! Today I researched lingo for heroine's job and drafted some backstory for her BFF."View my Commitment -
Blossoms_Goals Apr 17, 2021, 3:59 AM"Today I made highlights in a number of biz books to better understand how to talk about my heroin'es work. I'm reading a Moments book where an intern right of school is only doing reports. I still haven't decided what Industry she is in. Anyway. Done!"View my Commitment -
MasonKista Apr 16, 2021, 8:56 PM"I completed this task. It's daily work to work on me. "View my Commitment -
pezcharles Apr 16, 2021, 8:29 PM"16 de abril, 16 minutos: - He arreglado la tabla de DPPs con los redondeos diferentes, ya sale directa para copiar al documento de resultado. Ya solo me quedan actualizar dos tablas y un gráfico."View my Commitment -
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Kardiff Apr 16, 2021, 6:21 PM"Technically I slept through the deadline, but I got my daily practice in immediately upon waking up."View my Commitment -
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HarryDeveloper Apr 16, 2021, 4:26 PM"Funny experience today. I put off writing to the point that by late afternoon I was worried I wasn't going to make it. Then I started putting the words in, in no good way I admit, until it got to a point that I was not ready to stop. 976 words today. Must have pushed a bit to hit a 1000 ;)"View my Commitment
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mykobar Apr 16, 2021, 3:22 PM"I've received an invitation from a card company in England."View my Commitment -
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Batseba Apr 16, 2021, 1:49 PM"It was a good day, although I could have done more. I did less because part of the morning was spent in a meeting scheduled without my knowledge :( "View my Commitment
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DigitalPersuader Apr 16, 2021, 1:32 PM"Vendredi 16/04/2021 à 15h31 : j'ai édité quelques emails de la séquence sur laquelle je travaille, mais j'attaque maintenant la rédaction du mail #1 de ce challenge"View my Commitment
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jwkoznarek Apr 16, 2021, 1:20 PM"I watched an Earnable business makeover video and took notes"View my Commitment -
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SigmaX Apr 16, 2021, 12:58 PM"Today: Success. 7am-9am, trying to get my dang robot simulation to run faster."View my Commitment -
Jiyon_John Apr 16, 2021, 12:24 PM"I have to go to work immediately, so I'll add to the journal tomorrow"View my Commitment
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rvnkrhnk99 Apr 16, 2021, 7:57 AM"Wenn dann richtig: wenn du Verlangen hast, nimm dir Zeit, auf dem Bett und zu es richtig statt nebenbei vor dem Computer "View my Commitment
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rvnkrhnk99 Apr 16, 2021, 6:52 AM"Gestern hast du zweimal P allerdings unter den richtigen Bedingungen. In Zukunft solltest du täglich nur einmal P. Fühle dich nicht dazu verpflichtet sondern warte auf deine Emotionen. Außerdem solltest du früher den Switch ausüben und schon ein paar Tage vor hafling auf NoP umstellen"View my Commitment
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Blossoms_Goals Apr 16, 2021, 3:46 AM"I made the minimum WC on my novel, but wrote 1k words in my journal.Done!"View my Commitment -
Blossoms_Goals Apr 16, 2021, 3:44 AM"I had started to read a Moments book after practically giving up on them. It's called Drunk Dial and it's really cute. I've read one chapter. I want to give myself credit, but let me go and do the goal exactly as stated with Curses and Kisses. A bunch of books expired. I found them via email and borrowed them again. So I made three highlights. All of my goals are complete for the day."View my Commitment
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Kaizenshogun77 Apr 16, 2021, 12:36 AM"Introduction It was in 1972, that the United Nations (UN) ultimately took the first step towards a worldwide environmental collaboration (Sullivan, 1972). This event is deemed historically noteworthy (Brisman, 2011). It started when a Swedish initiative that combined science and diplomacy successfully convinced UN representatives to meet in the city of Stockholm to discuss the condition of the human environment (Paglia, 2021). This international conference was the first one in history to officially recognize the damaging impacts human development has had on the earth’s natural environment (Brisman, 2011). This Stockholm conference became the first of many environmental ‘mega’ conference (Seyfang, 2003), and is considered the point of origin of the entire global environmental governance movement (Paglia, 2021). In 1987, a report titled: ‘Our common future’ introduced a global plan aimed to provide “the security, wellbeing, and very survival of the planet” (WCED, 1987). This report is now more commonly referred to as the ‘Brundtland report’, named after former Norwegian Prime Minister ‘Gro Harlem Brundtland’ who led the 1984 UN’s World Commission on Environment and Development (Toprak, 2013). The Brundtland report’ gigantic historical significance is in part due to the fact that it is the first document to introduce the concept of ‘sustainable development’ to a worldwide audience (Sneddon et al., 2006). Sustainable development was then described as “the ability to make development sustainable, to ensure that it meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs” (WCED, 1987). This description has since then become the most widely used definition of sustainable development (Upadhyay, 2012; Kono, 2014; Kates et al., 2016). An alternative way to define the word ‘sustainability’ is to describe what it is meant to accomplish (Kates et al., 2016). To guide organizations towards a state of sustainability, the Brundtland report has established 4 central goals at its core: 1) safeguarding long-term ecological sustainability, 2) satisfying basic human needs, 3) promoting intragenerational and 4) intergenerational equity (WCED, 1987). Those goals are regarded as the fundamentals and non-negotiables parts of the sustainability movement (Daly, 2007). To help reach those goals, the Brundtland report provides an extensive list of suggested legal changes (e.g., empower environmental bureaucracies; increase funding towards environmental restoration) to be implemented by all governments in order to eventually reach a state of sustainability (WCED, 1987; Sneddon et al., 2006). After the Brundtland report was published, the concept of sustainable development became a predominant concept expressed by a multitude of policymakers, specialists and planners (Kono, 2014). Even though Brundtland’s definition of sustainable development is popular, there is a debate regarding what ‘sustainable development’ precisely means (Howarth, 1997). Academics have yet to reach an agreement on whether the terms ‘sustainable development’ and ‘sustainability’ diverge slightly in their meaning, or whether they are synonymous (Eweje and Bathurst, 2019). For instance, multiple scholars regard ‘sustainability’ as the objective (i.e., the finish line), and ‘sustainable development’ as the process required to attain such objective (Mancebo, 2013; McKeown, 2013). This paper esteems that the two words are similar enough in terms of denotation and content, and can therefore be used interchangeably. Even though Brundtland’s definition of sustainability is the most widely used, the idea that was most adopted from the report is that there are three pillars of sustainability (Upadhyay, 2012). For example, (Carter and Rogers, 2008) define sustainability as “ an integration of social, environmental and economic issues”. Another author defines sustainability as “a wise balance among economic development, environmental stewardship and social equity”(Sikdar, 2003). The focus on those three dimensions was initially stated by Gro Harlem Brundtland herself when she introduced her report in Oslo: “What is needed now is a new era of economic growth-growth that is forceful and at the same time socially and environmentally sustainable” (WCED, 1987). In 2002, the Johannesburg World summit established that those three dimensions are “interdependent and mutually reinforcing pillars of sustainable development” that should be implemented “at local, national, regional and global levels.” (WSSD, 2002). Accounting frameworks such as the ‘ Triple bottom Line’ (TBL) have integrated those three pillars and abridged them as ‘ people, planet, profit’ (Elkington, 1998). The TBL framework was originally designed to to help business oriented organizations include additional measures to the financial ones in commercial performance (Elkington, 2004). Many businesses, non for profits and even governmental organizations have since then adopted the TBL framework (Slaper and Hall, 2011). Since 1987, the concept of sustainable development has gained an increased importance in national, international (Howarth, 1997) and corporate policies (Mebratu, 1998; Upadhyay 2012), however, very few sustainability reforms have been successfully implemented (Sneddon et al., 2006). For instance, (Lafferty and Meadowcroft , 2000) not only found that governmental sustainability policies created within highly developed countries (e.g. Canada, Australia, USA, Norway, Japan, Germany, etc.) were implemented unequally between countries, but they also revealed a governmental tendency for inertia. Next, a 2014 study used key markers to measure whether 167 different countries actually met the level of sustainable development required to reach the 2030 sustainable goals; the study discovered that not a single country in the world met the required level in all of the four fundamental dimensions of sustainable developmentt, moreover it found that some governments were even alarmingly far from reaching them (Holden et al., 2014). The discrepancy existing between policy goals and the lack of concrete action generated from them can be explained by the fact that sustainability as an idea is both abstract and complex (Eagle et al. 2019; Kates, Parris, and Leiserowitz, 2016). For instance, findings revealed that not only do governments prioritize certain sustainable goals to a different extent, but those countries also understand and interpret those goals quite differently from one another (Lafferty and Meadowcroft, 2000; Mebratu, 1998). Also, even though the three pillars of sustainability were rapidly adopted, there is no consensus about how to precisely use them to measure performance (Jackson et al., 2011; Slaper and Hall, 2011; Kates et al., 2016). Additionally, (Norman and MacDonald, 2004) noticed that the vagueness of the concept can be used by corporations as a disguise to pretend that they are operating sustainably when they are not (i.e. Greenwashing). Because no clear-cut definition of the sustainability idea exists yet, it makes it difficult for everyone to implement procedures aimed at accomplishing such conceptual goal on a national or even regional level (Holden et al., 2014; Aleixo et al., 2018). In spite of the fact that politicians and scientists have yet to reach an agreement on the exact definition of sustainability (Holden et al., 2014), throughout decades and borders, the idea has continued to be the ultimate political ambition many countries aspire to (Kates et al., 2016; Holden et al., 2014; Lafferty, 2004). For instance, sustainability has been at the forefront of international preoccupations, as demonstrated in the 2012 Sustainable Development Conference in Rio de Janeiro (Leal Filho et al., 2015), and the 2015 Paris agreement (“Paris Agreement”, 2016). Throughout the world, progressing towards sustainability is unquestionably regarded as imperative (Waas et al., 2010). Sustainability, as (Lafferty, 2004) phrases it “is now like ‘democracy’: it is universally desired, diversely understood, extremely difficult to achieve, and won’t go away.” Not only is sustainability not going away ( Lafertty, 2004; Leal Filho et al., 2015), but it must become a priority for modern society because the gap between its objectives and what is actually being done, keeps widening (Fischer et al. 2007). There is an urgent need for a new model of development that can preserve the Earth’s limitations (Steffen et al., 2015). In a recent paper, 18 authors combining their efforts state that human development has already breached 4 out of 9 planetary boundaries (i.e., climate change, biosphere integrity, biogeochemical flows, and land-system change) (Steffen et al. 2015). Scientists concluded that human activities are destabilizing the Earth’s biosphere which accelerates an upcoming and irreversible ‘planetary scale tipping point’ (Barnosky et al. 2012). It was even more recently uncovered that ‘agricultural production’ is a massive influence that rapidly pushes the Earth out of its natural boundaries (Campbell et al., 2017). The rapid increase in demand for processed food and animal products threatens humanity’ s aptitude to grow food since it accelerates the struggle for more land, water and energy (Godfray et al., 2010). Time is of the essence, the world will have to produce around 70% more food (Davies et al., 2009) in order to satisfy the needs of a growing population estimated to reach 9.1 billion people in 2050 (Alexandratos and Bruinsma, 2012). What is more, people are progressively choosing more of the type of foods that are most negatively affecting both human health and the environment (Clark et al., 2019). As average wealth increases rapidly around the world, so does the demand for food, and especially the demand for animal products (Campbell et al. 2017; Godfray et al. 2010). For instance, the quality of life in Asian countries has been steadily increasing over the past decade, causing an significant increase in demand for animal products in those countries (Cao and Li, 2013). On top of those issues, there is a rising fear that a rapidly changing climate will also impact our ability to grow food reliably (Schmidhuber and Tubiello, 2007). Therefore the rising demand for food is causing challenges to provide healthy foods across the world without creating environmental, economic and social consequences on a global scale (Lindgren et al., 2018). Our current meat consumption is responsible the global pandemic that affected all three pillars of sustainability. For instance, viruses such as SARS-Cov (2003) and Ebola are believed to have spread to humans from infected animals such as fruit bats, monkeys and porcupines (Arora and Mishra, 2020). In 2019, the spread of the virus known as Covid-19 is also presumed to originate from a bat (Salata et al., 2020), and is known to have emerged at a food market in Wuhan, China (Vlachopoulos, 2020). Twelve years before the spread of Covid-19 (2007), the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) stated that rising consumption of meat would enhance the risks of new pandemics appearing. The FAO also disclosed in 2013 that 70% of new viruses contaminating humans come from animals. This is because the farming of animals (domesticated and/or wild) can cause different species to intermix together, which is known to help the spread of new pathogens to humans (e.g. bacteria and viruses) (Arora and Mishra, 2020). High level of air pollution have been linked to enhance the spread of Covid-19 (Coccia, 2021), moreover when arsenic from heavy metal pollutes water sources, the bacteria in the water quickly develop genes that become more resistant to antibiotics (Zhang et al., 2020). Thus, it has become evident that the spread of new infections comparable to Covid-19 are initiated and supported by both a growing world population, and by the over-exploitation of the Earth natural resources (Arora and Mishra, 2020). The three pillars of sustainability have been impacted to varying degree since the spread Covid-19 has forced our society to impose lockdowns. The air and water pollution levels decreased (Khan etal., 2020; Sarkis et al., 2020) and nature reasserted itself in some sections of the world (Arora and Mishra, 2020). The number of individuals suffering from mental health issues has augmented due to Covid related factors (i.e. added stress and social isolation) (Panchal et al., 2021). Some research even suggests that those psychological effects could last years after the pandemic is over (Brooks et al. 2020; Bodenheimer and Leidenberger, 2020). On the macroeconomic level, employment rates have decreased while inflation rates increased (Coibion et al., 2020). In 2002, the World Summit emphasized the connection existing between the three pillars of sustainability; this connection is now clearly illustrated by the emergence of a virus that grew from our unsustainable practices (Schaltegger, 2020). This pandemic successively affected the economic, social and environmental domains of human existence in considerable ways (Ranjbari et al., 2021). In spite of the negative impacts Covid-19 has had on human society, this pandemic will transform geopolitical and socio-economic norms (Rowan and Galanakis 2020), which can offer us unique opportunities to sustainably change the way we traditionally do certain things. For example, the digitalization of work reduced the need to travel, and therefore decreased the use of fossil fuel (Kanda and Kivimaa, 2020). Next, (Pierantoni et al., 2020) argues that this pandemic presents an opportunity to build more sustainable cities by using planning and architectural designs in order to help prevent similar health crises in the future. Regarding the agri-food industry, innovative technologies (e.g. 3D printing, Blockchain, and Artificial Intelligence) are being designated as promising solutions capable of building a more sustainable food system (Rowan and Galanakis, 2020). (Vlachopoulos, 2020) stated that this virus has provided a chance for online education to “penetrate new areas and offer sustainable and effective learning solutions to the populations it has impacted.” Moreover, also Covid 19 provides a ‘unique window of opportunity’ for marketers and policy makers to promote sustainable changes by strategically communicating to the world that maintaining unsustainable practices can result in new crises (e.g., new deadly viruses) (Bodenheimer and Leidenberger 2020). All of those examples demonstrate that Covid-19 has generated opportunities for sustainability transition (Ranjbari et al., 2021). Covid-19 made us adapt to a new situation by learning how to modify habitual behaviors (e.g. commuting to work, going to school, travelling and gathering in groups), such behavioral modifications can provide solutions to move towards more sustainable lives (i.e. learn new skills, use virtual meetings, and online education) (Sarkis et al., 2020). This wave of new sustainable opportunities can be explained by a simple sentence quoted here from (Gunner et al, 2020) “ Crises often drive innovation”. Similar occurrences of this phenomenon can be observed throughout the history of mankind. Events such as the Black Death, Cholera outbreak, Spanish Flu, and World war II have allowed new ways of thinking to emerge in the aftermath of those traumatic catastrophes, transforming our cultures, economic systems, and even our literature (Khan et al., 2020). Crises are wake-up calls that can help people (especially the ones who are reluctant to change), realize that a particular habit need to be altered, and that their current routine must be replaced for a better one (Charles Duhigg, 2012). This suddenly newborn willingness to change previous ways of doing things can be explained by our biology. Being exposed to novel threats triggers a chain reaction through our nervous system that makes us react and adapt to new dangers for the purpose of increasing our chances for survival (Mobbs et al., 2015). In other words, unexpected situations make us fearful and anxious, so our neurological defense mechanism (a.k.a. fight or flight response) gets activated to cope with the situation (Steimer, 2002). This is why business academics have previously recommended that companies placed in a hostile market should learn about how different species use their survival instinct to adapt to harsh environments and evolve accordingly within the animal kingdom (Lawton et al., 2012). Therefore, this pandemic will ultimately inspire the next generations of innovators to create the disruptive inventions we need to adapt to a post- Covid-19 world (Rowan and Galanakis, 2020). Subsequently, this pandemic provides opportunities to reform unsustainable behaviors and accelerate the transition towards more sustainable modes of consumption (Cohen, 2020) and production (Sarkis et al., 2020). Obama’s chief of staff put it very simply: “You never want a serious crisis to go to waste. I mean, it is an opportunity to do things that you think you could not do before.” (Rahm Emanuel, 2008) Besides policy making, transforming the educational system in a way that engages people to participate into their own educational setting has been advocated for a long time as an instrument capable to generating a future population that takes active part in the appeasement between our economic development and our environment (Robottom, 1987). Such educational reforms were newly being recognized as crucial to reaching the sustainable goals (Goritz et al., 2019). For instance, the 1972 Belgrade conference stated that: “Governments and policy makers can order changes, and new development approaches can begin to improve the world’s condition; but all of these are no more than short-term solutions, unless the youth of the world receive a new kind of education” (Fensham, 1976) cited from (Brisman, 2011). A passage from the Belgrade conference (Fensham, 1976), describes the goal of environmental education as: 'To develop a world population that is aware of, and concerned about, the environment and its associated problems, and which has the knowledge, skills, attitudes, motivations, and commitment, to work individually and collectively towards solutions of current problems and the prevention of new ones.', cited from (Robottom, 1987). Moreover, the Brundtland report stipulates that: “changes in attitudes, in social values, and in aspirations that the report urges will depend on vast campaigns of education, debate and public participation” (WCED, 1987). This need of educating for active participation was reinforced by a more recent paper measuring the sustainability progress of 167 countries (Holden et al., 2014), which concluded that the difficulties surrounding policy execution should be corrected by increasing the public’ acknowledgement and participation. So, if we are to reach a state of sustainability, younger generations will need to learn and embrace new values, attitudes, habits and behaviors (Robottom 1987); however the educational programs aimed at fostering pro-environmental actions among students are inadequate (Redman and Larson, 2011). Sustainability educators must adopt a shift from a ‘transmissive’ to a ‘transformative’ type of teaching so that future generations can be armed with the proper tools to fight against the dangers of climate change (Burns 2011). A transformative learning approach should also be to a person’ change attitudes, so that learners can embrace sustainability as a new standard (Taimur et al., 2020). According to the United Nation’s (2015) Sustainable Development Goal number 4: “achieving inclusive and quality education for all reaffirms the belief that education is one of the most powerful and proven vehicles for sustainable development” cited from (Vlachopoulos, 2020). Despite the fact that many organizations across the world increasingly recognize the value of concepts such as : ‘Education for sustainable development’ and ‘ Climate change education’, their actual implementation in educational organization is considered too slow (Goritz, et a., 2019), underused (Mochizuki and Bryan, 2015) and even inadequate (Redman and Larson, 2011). Consequently, while policy making remains predominantly inefficient in the fight against climate change (Lafferty and Meadowcroft, 2000; Sneddon et al., 2006; Holden et al., 2014), the potential of sustainable development education in creating meaningful change is enormous, and yet it remains to be exploited effectively (Goritz et al., 2019; Mochizuki and Bryan, 2015). This paper will therefore provide background information and guidelines on how to effectively improve sustainable development education in order to promote transformative actions effectively. "View my Commitment -
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pezcharles Apr 15, 2021, 8:04 PM"15 de abril, 49 minutos: - He rehecho la tabla de DPPs por años acumulado, y está casi bien, le falta poner redondeos diferentes para las dos variables."View my Commitment -
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Kardiff Apr 15, 2021, 5:26 PM"Day 1! Put in ~29 minutes. Currently working on grade 4"View my Commitment -
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Batseba Apr 15, 2021, 1:40 PM"Done. What a sense of accomplishment! Need to improve my strategizing time by thinking more clearly. "View my Commitment
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MauriceR71 Apr 15, 2021, 1:36 PM"write csc412 report, remaining experiments, format review figures"View my Commitment -
Jiyon_John Apr 15, 2021, 1:29 PM"I took hella long time for VR, but still got a low score, I am also disappointed with my DM score as it is lower than usual. However, I am happy with AR (finally I got I back to the usual), SJ was ok and QR was good, except I ran of out time (I was really distracted while doing it as my family were watching a movie next door, so I was going slower than usual). But over I think today was better than what I have achieved in this past week. Hopefully, this trend continues. "View my Commitment
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jwkoznarek Apr 15, 2021, 1:29 PM"Didn’t do as much focused work as I would have liked. Put my offer into the Earnable system. Basically minimal effort yesterday. Looking to do better today. (Second full day at home because of my back. These next few days I really want to make the most of.)"View my Commitment -
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dylan_deloney Apr 15, 2021, 12:48 PM"I started to build a project using python. I learned how to open and use json dictionary files. I also learned about difflib"View my Commitment -
Mulduke Apr 15, 2021, 12:29 PM"I've read all of the relevant papers and added to the word count. Yet to send off an essay plan"View my Commitment -
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SigmaX Apr 15, 2021, 11:36 AM"Yesterday: Failed. Slipped onto Reddit "for just a minute," came to my senses an hour later. Marking "success," though, because I accidentally marked failure a few days ago when I shouldn't have. Today: Success---learned from last Thursday's mistake and made sure to wake up 2hrs before my 9am meeting."View my Commitment
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HarryDeveloper Apr 15, 2021, 8:24 AM"507 words. Had to slog through. Writing feels like it could use a lot of improvement"View my Commitment -
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rvnkrhnk99 Apr 15, 2021, 6:35 AM"Ich habe NormalizeP gestern geschafft, doch es ist auch Zeit einen langfristigen Plan zur Normalisierung zu gehen, um Ausreden und Ausflüchte meines Gehirns zu umgehen. Darunter fällt zum Beispiel auch auf der neuen Seit die extremeren Dachen zu schauen, statt zu normalisieren. Dafür erstellst du einen Langfristigen Plan, der jede Woche neue Regeln vorschreibt."View my Commitment -
jessicavarone Apr 15, 2021, 5:28 AM"Feeling so excited to make this commitment!!! "View my Commitment -
Bharat99 Apr 15, 2021, 5:00 AM"Yesterday c++ - 1hr 30 min, till 12:17pm 12:20 - 12:55 - dr.stone ep 3 s2 12:55-2:15pm math ex 17 q 3 2:15 - 8:30pm - dr.stone ep 4, tvf aspirant ep 2 , bath, bakhra, dog, vaat, bbvines, fb 8:30-10:30- dr.stone ep 5 10:30 - 12:00am - created page and set up bot summary c++ - 1hr 30min math - 2hr 30 min Total - 4hr "View my Commitment
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Blossoms_Goals Apr 15, 2021, 12:34 AM"Done! Over 300 words. It's 8:20 pm, but I came home today from work (after dozing on the train) I watched Days but didn't nap and got right to work on drink, dishes, etc. Then we had a long talk with D. A and I. Anyway. All three of my goals are done for the day. A few minutes on Twitter and then bedtime for me. I've got to be in bed by 9 or it will defeat the purpose of my forgoing my 3 hour late afternoon break."View my Commitment -
Blossoms_Goals Apr 15, 2021, 12:06 AM"Done. I listened to Curses and Kisses while I washed dishes."View my Commitment
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pezcharles Apr 14, 2021, 8:58 PM"14 de abril, 1 h 2 minutos: - Puse a cargar la simulación y se petó el PC misteriosamente. Hoy he probado a cargarlo por partes, y he visto que el tamaño que ocupa la base es mostruoso, así que tendré que trocearla y cargar solo lo imprescindible. - He estado jugueteando con los gráficos, añadiendo p.ej. elipses a los gráficos de dispersión, y probando con gráficas de densidad extra en los ejes."View my Commitment -
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dtmq Apr 14, 2021, 8:41 PM"I realized that I know too little about business even though it's my major. It's time to learn something about business!"View my Commitment
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