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Jul
2019
Your Summertime Assignment
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/Maybe it’s just me, but I feel our society has grown progressively more demanding of working professionals, especially teachers. Where once an... Read More
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Jul
2019
A Run in the Rain
I’m a runner. There’s nothing I love more than a brisk jog in the early morning with a cool wind at my... Read More
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Jun
2019
PBL and the Magic of Staying Outside the Lines
A friend recently confided in me that she has a new passion—adult coloring books. At first, I looked at her and thought,... Read More
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Jun
2019
You Don’t Teach Reading; You Teach Students
A few years ago, back when YA dystopias were all the rage in literary circles, a friend of mine suggested I read... Read More
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Jun
2019
Kindness Goes a Long Way
It all began when my car gave a slight shudder as I drove down the interstate one cold, dark evening. Now, in... Read More
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Jun
2019
Not All Who Wander Are Lost
There’s a bit of wisdom in J.R.R Tolkien’s The Fellowship of the Ring which the hobbit Bilbo shares with his companions, “Not... Read More
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Nov
2018
Igniting Curiosity in the Classroom
We all know the old saying, “Curiosity killed the cat.” It’s supposed to be a warning against inquisitive thought, a reminder that... Read More
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Aug
2018
We Start with Stars in Our Eyes: A Dear Evan Hansen Back-to-School Guide for Teachers
Let me start by saying, if you have the opportunity to see the Tony-award-winning musical, Dear Evan Hansen, do it. Just do... Read More