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Tag Archives: education
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I have always enjoyed my students. My daughter and I saw one of my former students last night. I was so excited that 10 years later his face brought his name to mind immediately(his brother said there was a reason … Continue reading
Posted in education, self talk
Tagged aptitude, connection with students, education, what is your gift
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Lessons
We teach and guide and support and hope for the best… for success and happiness. Manners, concepts, songs, simple tasks… We teach many many things. Today, you taught me… the most beautiful lesson I might ever see you master… is … Continue reading
Courage
I have been lucky enough to have many different positions in the field of education. I learned a lot at each stop along the way. In between, some of the transitions were more pleasant than others. Through it all, each … Continue reading
Dream Builder’s Affirmation Alphabet
This was shared with me when I first began teaching in Kansas City. My second graders would recite it every morning to start their day. They spoke from their heart and with much feeling. I can still hear them. I … Continue reading
Conversations in the rear view mirror…
After BB and I picked up CNN and MC from school, we had a few stops to make. It was rough at first. MC can be pretty grouchy during the transition from school to home. Having him snuggled between his … Continue reading
Perfect Attendance
Do you really need to be there, for roll call every day? Work or school? Is the award, the accomplishment, the dedication…a worthy pursuit? THIS teacher says without hesitation…nope. I’m certain my perspective was cemented with every shared birthday my … Continue reading