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Five Minute Friday: Character Traits a Friend Should Have
It’s Five Minute Friday time! Remember you too can join in this “writing flash mob” and/or do it with your students. It’s a simple and quick free writing exercise. Read my post introducing Five Minute Friday for details on how to participate. Also, check out how to incorporate Five Minute Friday with creating interactive posters … Continue reading
Five Minute Friday: The Here and Now
It’s Five Minute Friday time! Remember you too can join in this “writing flash mob” and/or do it with your students. It’s a simple and quick free writing exercise. Read my post introducing Five Minute Friday for details on how to participate. Also, check out how to incorporate Five Minute Friday with creating interactive posters … Continue reading
Five Minute Friday: The After-noon Jitters
It’s Five Minute Friday time! Remember you too can join in this “writing flash mob” and/or do it with your students. It’s a simple and quick free writing exercise. Read my post introducing Five Minute Friday for details on how to participate. Also, check out how to incorporate Five Minute Friday with creating interactive posters … Continue reading
Five Minute Friday: “Un” “Broken”
It’s Five Minute Friday time! Remember you too can join in this “writing flash mob” and/or do it with your students. It’s a simple and quick free writing exercise. Read my post introducing Five Minute Friday for details on how to participate. Also, check out how to incorporate Five Minute Friday with creating interactive posters … Continue reading
Five Minute Friday: Remembering the Best of the Best
It’s Five Minute Friday time! Remember you too can join in this “writing flash mob” and/or do it with your students. It’s a simple and quick free writing exercise. Read my post introducing Five Minute Friday for details on how to participate. Also, check out how to incorporate Five Minute Friday with creating interactive posters … Continue reading
30 Days of Ways to Fight Malaise: Things to Be Thankful for
Have you ever felt malaise in the workforce? What did you do about it? What can you do about it? What is malaise? The definitions for malaise according to MacmillanDictionary.com are: “1- a general feeling of being worried, unhappy, or not satisfied“ The Thesaurus entry from MacmillanDictionary.com for this definition lists the following synonyms “range anxiety, worry, concern, stress, tension, pressure, anxiety,strain, disquiet, alarm,” etc. “2- a situation in which a society or organization is not operating effectively“ The Thesaurus entry from MacmillanDictionary.com for this … Continue reading
Unilateral Voyage in Mission: “Possibility”
I wrote this several years ago for a school I worked at, as a thank you and goodbye. And to say, “even though I’m leaving we are still in this vision together to reach and help students succeed. We are in this journey together to support students in reaching their goals no matter the obstacles … Continue reading
The School Year is Over—Now Have a Productive Summer!
For some students, the arrival of summer means the opportunity to lounge around and do — well — pretty much nothing. While it can be tempting to allow the dog days of summer to flow by in a blur of inactivity and laziness, doing so often isn’t the best idea. If you give in to … Continue reading
Wisdom of the Great Depression Generation- Lessons Learned from My Grandparents
We often say to listen to the advice of our elders because they have years of wisdom. Better yet, listen to the advice of our elders of the Great Depression Generation. They have wisdom beyond their already long lives and there is much we can learn from them. I recently lost one of my grandparents and … Continue reading
Instagram I Heart You for Coming to Android- Finally Fabulous Photos
I have waited a long time for you Instagram to come to Android. Thank you, Instagram for making my wish come true! I used to have an iPhone and had you Instagram. I jumped ship to the Droid due to personal preference. In doing so I had to give you up. Oh, how I have missed … Continue reading
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