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Performance pay linked to test scores creates incentives for teachers to essentially do the wrong thing: Obsess on teaching kids how to do well on the tests -- in math and reading -- while giving short shrift to other vital subjects.
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Obsess over the little details, even if you never use them!
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However, the success of Gilbert's Eat, Pray Love, a book with many important and relevant themes (domestic discontent, divorce, identity, depression) reads like one long Seventeen magazine spread, the appropriate title perhaps being, "How I Traveled for an Entire Year and Still Managed to Only Obsess About Myself and My Problems."
Koa Beck: The Elizabeth Gilbert Effect: The Ills of 'Feministy' Memoirs 2010
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However, the success of Gilbert's Eat, Pray Love, a book with many important and relevant themes (domestic discontent, divorce, identity, depression) reads like one long Seventeen magazine spread, the appropriate title perhaps being, "How I Traveled for an Entire Year and Still Managed to Only Obsess About Myself and My Problems."
The Elizabeth Gilbert Effect: The Ills of 'Feministy' Memoirs 2010
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By encouraging further talk about the matter, Armey was impeding Job 1 of the G.O.P. and the Washington media: Obsess about Monica Lewinsky all the time.
David Fiderer: When Joe Scarborough Dragged Dick Armey Out of a Closet of Shame 2009
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Obsess over unlocking new value from hidden assets.
Mark Payne: Lance Armstrong Has A Growth Strategy For You 2009
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Obsess about what it will feel like to win -- and how horrible it would be to lose.
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Obsess over filmmakers like Welles, Huston and Hitchcock, as well as surrealists like Cocteau and Deren.
On with 2008 . . . 2008
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So go ahead, if you must: Obsess over whether Hillary will bask in Bill's warm glow or disappear in his shadow.
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Obsess over your writing instead and you'll be much better off.
Archive 2006-02-26 Miss Snark 2006
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