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Sunday, November 2nd, 2008
As the coffee brews this morning I'm already thinking about enjoying my birthday cake this evening. My father-in-law and his fiancee have come down from Delaware with arm loads of great food, drink, and print materials. Print materials? Yes, print materials. One of the many reasons I love ...
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Sunday, September 7th, 2008
One of the assignments for my year-long doctoral seminar is to discuss something that is inspiring to us professionally. I would like to know what inspires you as an educator, librarian - anyone really . Why do you do what you do? How did you arrive where you are today? ...
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Friday, April 25th, 2008
In a recent post on his blog Ideas and Thoughts David Shareski ponders a question - can teachers be entertaining and informative? He created this quadrant as a visual. Where do you place yourself? How would your students rate your teaching style? Do you believe that learning can ...
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Tuesday, July 3rd, 2007
Summer offers a welcome break, a time to reflect and plan for the coming school year. I am busy working on a new elective for 2007-2008 - Digital Media . My hope is that students will apply these skills to subject area projects. Could this open new doors for ...
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