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I’ve been building a rocket

I noticed that it’s been a while since I’ve posted. There is a good reason for that. I’ve been writing a book – something that I’ve wanted to do for quite some time. I didn’t think I had 60,000 words … Continue reading

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Signs, Signs, Everywhere a Sign

“If God was here he’d tell you to your face, Man, you’re some kinda sinner” Tesla Tesla had it right…and, so wrong. Recently, a new acquaintance made an observation about human behavior that was a little curious.  I had to … Continue reading

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Now that I’m retired….

In the summer, I love to sit on my back deck, tinkling the ice in my tea glass, wearing a floppy hat to shade my eyes while I survey the wildlife in my backyard. I enjoy the myriad of birds … Continue reading

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What I learned about myself in 2020 (or, “2020: A Passover Year”)

Some people are writing about their silver linings after living 9 months in a pandemic, like “My husband and I became closer by spending more time together”.  Some are listing benefits as a result of living in the year 2020 … Continue reading

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Brain Friendly Strategies – a compilation from two favorite books

Brain Friendly Strategies from The Brain-Compatible Classroom by Laura Erlauer Foster Emotional Wellness Reduce stress Teach stress management techniques Create a sense of community Have clear expectations Make personal connections with students Address Body and Movement Water, temperature control, lighting, … Continue reading

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Meditate Like a Monk

Two months ago, I turned in my resignation from a job that I loved and hated at the same time. I enjoyed my Christmas break and the down time I knew that I could justify, but when school started again … Continue reading

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What Do You Teach?

Rita Brodnax is likely a name you don’t know, but I’d like to give her credit for the view that I take about students – well, people in general, in fact. Educators, many of them, are group of people who … Continue reading

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