Comments on: Rachel Carson =] http://learningsmart.org/blogs/greatestindividual/2009/06/07/rachel-carson/ Who was the greatest person in World History? Thu, 09 Feb 2012 14:41:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: bcarn103 http://learningsmart.org/blogs/greatestindividual/2009/06/07/rachel-carson/#comment-105 bcarn103 Fri, 12 Jun 2009 00:59:46 +0000 http://learningsmart.org/blogs/greatestindividual/?p=5#comment-105 I like the tone of your argument. The check list at the end is very helpful in order ot review. I think yu picked a really cool person, but i would like to know more about other earlier environmentalists, was she really the only one that was worrying about that at the time? Jut something to think about. oh and, you're great I like the tone of your argument. The check list at the end is very helpful in order ot review. I think yu picked a really cool person, but i would like to know more about other earlier environmentalists, was she really the only one that was worrying about that at the time? Jut something to think about.

oh and,
you’re great

]]> By: sgent105 http://learningsmart.org/blogs/greatestindividual/2009/06/07/rachel-carson/#comment-102 sgent105 Thu, 11 Jun 2009 15:57:30 +0000 http://learningsmart.org/blogs/greatestindividual/?p=5#comment-102 Nice presentation, very informative. I'd have to say that, before I read this post, I gave much of the credit to "environmental issue raisers" to hippies (I also like the last section about how you defined "great", and about how she met those requirements). However, I do see a few problems. A lack of hypertexted words, and a few grammatical errors somewhat interrupt the flow of this post. I'd also have to agree with Alex: the picture usage was unique, yet it trailed off after the first two. Nonetheless, this is a very convincing, informative blog. Well done! Nice presentation, very informative. I’d have to say that, before I read this post, I gave much of the credit to “environmental issue raisers” to hippies (I also like the last section about how you defined “great”, and about how she met those requirements). However, I do see a few problems. A lack of hypertexted words, and a few grammatical errors somewhat interrupt the flow of this post. I’d also have to agree with Alex: the picture usage was unique, yet it trailed off after the first two. Nonetheless, this is a very convincing, informative blog. Well done!

]]> By: mfeni105 http://learningsmart.org/blogs/greatestindividual/2009/06/07/rachel-carson/#comment-95 mfeni105 Thu, 11 Jun 2009 02:50:02 +0000 http://learningsmart.org/blogs/greatestindividual/?p=5#comment-95 I dig it! The last part was my fave with the definition and the checks. I thought it was really inviting, like you were talking right too me. Very convincing too, I never knew anything about her...crazyy :] I dig it! The last part was my fave with the definition and the checks. I thought it was really inviting, like you were talking right too me.
Very convincing too, I never knew anything about her…crazyy
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]]> By: myuil105 http://learningsmart.org/blogs/greatestindividual/2009/06/07/rachel-carson/#comment-82 myuil105 Wed, 10 Jun 2009 22:58:18 +0000 http://learningsmart.org/blogs/greatestindividual/?p=5#comment-82 Even though Sigmund Freud is the greatest person in history ( =] ) I honestly believe Rachel Carson is the second. It amazes me that people did not start caring about the environment to this extent until now, when Carson's ideas long ago could have prevented much of the damage which has already been done. Good job Lasty. Even though Sigmund Freud is the greatest person in history ( =] ) I honestly believe Rachel Carson is the second. It amazes me that people did not start caring about the environment to this extent until now, when Carson’s ideas long ago could have prevented much of the damage which has already been done. Good job Lasty.

]]> By: iwalc100 http://learningsmart.org/blogs/greatestindividual/2009/06/07/rachel-carson/#comment-39 iwalc100 Tue, 09 Jun 2009 13:06:34 +0000 http://learningsmart.org/blogs/greatestindividual/?p=5#comment-39 You would have a smiley face in your title lol. Good job and I like the slightly informal yet conversational and personal tone you have. Great for reaching audiences. Now, as an environmental fan and green girl (yes I did just make that word up) I love this topic. Good job and you were very thorough. You also remembered to pay attention to why she is awesome and what influence she had and still has on this world. Good Job! =] You would have a smiley face in your title lol. Good job and I like the slightly informal yet conversational and personal tone you have. Great for reaching audiences. Now, as an environmental fan and green girl (yes I did just make that word up) I love this topic. Good job and you were very thorough. You also remembered to pay attention to why she is awesome and what influence she had and still has on this world. Good Job!

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]]> By: jguzm106 http://learningsmart.org/blogs/greatestindividual/2009/06/07/rachel-carson/#comment-33 jguzm106 Tue, 09 Jun 2009 12:52:15 +0000 http://learningsmart.org/blogs/greatestindividual/?p=5#comment-33 Very persuasive, you brought up a lot of good points. Very persuasive, you brought up a lot of good points.

]]> By: atayl102 http://learningsmart.org/blogs/greatestindividual/2009/06/07/rachel-carson/#comment-14 atayl102 Mon, 08 Jun 2009 21:26:00 +0000 http://learningsmart.org/blogs/greatestindividual/?p=5#comment-14 I like the tone of this, it invites the reader in... I learned so much about a person that I had never even known of! Yet, you had a good set up of pictures in the beginning, but you stopped after the first two :( (Maybe an image of her on TIME?) I think I'll go plant a tree now. I like the tone of this, it invites the reader in…
I learned so much about a person that I had never even known of!
Yet, you had a good set up of pictures in the beginning, but you stopped after the first two :( (Maybe an image of her on TIME?)

I think I’ll go plant a tree now.

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