#knowtherules

[joelekm]

Florida Arraignment Process Explained What to Expect at Your First Court Date | Magiligan Law

Just watched this and learned something new. The first court date isn’t what most people think. This video explains the arraignment process clearly and what you should (and shouldn’t) do. Helpful and easy to follow.

[melissamorganrealtor]

Sometimes helping in real estate isn’t about stepping in—it’s about knowing the rules. If a home is already listed with another agent, I can’t (and won’t) reach out to that seller. That’s called non-solicitation—and it protects both homeowners and agents. ✨

But here’s the good news: once a listing agreement expires, the seller is free to choose a new agent who’s the right fit. 💡 Until then, I cheer from the sidelines and respect professional boundaries. 💙

[melissamorganrealtor]

Sometimes helping in real estate isn’t about stepping in—it’s about knowing the rules. If a home is already listed with another agent, I can’t (and won’t) reach out to that seller. That’s called non-solicitation—and it protects both homeowners and agents. ✨

But here’s the good news: once a listing agreement expires, the seller is free to choose a new agent who’s the right fit. 💡 Until then, I cheer from the sidelines and respect professional boundaries. 💙

[samrat747]

#knowtherules https://www.instagram.com/p/CpSuA7JyFSz/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[livingthatwhiskeylife]

etiquette for the common drinker. #knowtherules #illustration (at Golden Hill, San Diego) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8dItpBHMeA/?igshid=1c04j8n3ff4ar

[nyneelementz]

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[photography-by-bryan]

Know the rules at your chosen wedding venues. Many places have restrictions especially some churches. These might impact your choice. If you have chosen a venue because it has a beautiful terrace overlooking rolling hills make sure it will be available to you on your wedding day. The most extreme example I have come across was a church where I was told I had to stop taking photographs once the bride crossed the church threshold. I was not allowed to start again until the service was concluded! As a wedding photographer that kind of restricts me and robbed the couple of some beautiful images as it was a very emotional service. It only takes a minute to ask and some venues have rules that are more flexible before you’ve paid your deposit. #weddingtipoftheday #weddingtips #weddingvenuerules #missingthatpicture #knowtherules #weddingplanningtips #perfectwedding #planmywedding #weddingvenues #justask (at Photography by Bryan) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0yWEcSJTF-/?igshid=mj80m1chsf0e

[edet677]

W7 - What are the rules for your makerspace?

I really like this quote from the reading: “When you don’t know what is impossible, you are inclined to think that anything is possible.”(Martinez & Stager) Beyond the reading for this week I looked to the local Anchorage maker space to see how they set it up and manage it. First of all I like that in order to have elevated privileges like 24/7 access, and using certain pieces of equipment requires a membership. The membership establishes an agreement on how the space will be used, this would be a useful approach in the classroom as well. I am reminded of

Papert’s Eight Big Ideas as a general rule set for a maker space

1. Learn by doing.

2. Technology as building material – if you can use technology to make things you can make more interesting things.

3. Have fun – we learn and work best if we enjoy what we are doing.

4. Learning to learn – nobody can teach you everything you need to know. You have to take charge of your own learning.

5. Taking time- you have to learn to manage time for yourself.

6. You can’t get it right without getting it wrong – things do not always work the first time.

7. Do unto ourselves what we do unto our students – let students see us struggle to learn.

8. Entering a digital world – learning about computers is important, but using them to learn about everything else is important.

The caution is not to set too many rules as to restrict the creative and open environment, there should be a conscious effort to celebrate and welcome the creation process. This can be tricky to accomplish and can vary depending on age of students and how much guided support or equipment responsibility is needed.  When doing anything with a student, I would argue safety is always a top priority and should be introduced right away, now the safety conversation can be very different for a coding maker space vs. machine shop but never the less, how to operate and maintain equipment safely should be covered. This includes how to wear the proper PPE when necessary and what to do is something goes wrong. I am a huge fan of having a playbook and depending on your space, equipment and goals the guideline could vary. I love simplicity so I usually keep it to three things this is what I have landed on for a hypothetical maker space rules mantra:

Do no harm to yourself, others and your resources.

Learn by doing...from your mistakes and successes.

Keep making awesome with your attitude and the things you make.

References:

Papert's Big Ideas. (n.d.). Retrieved July 16, 2019, from http://www.makerspaceforeducation.com/paperts-big-ideas.html

MARTINEZ, SYLVIA LIBOW. STAGER, GARY S. (2019). INVENT TO LEARN: Making, tinkering, and engineering in the classroom. S.l.: CONSTRUCTING MODERN KNOWL.