"When something tragic occurs in your life, it’s easy to feel sorry for yourself and want to give up on life altogether." - Chris Taylor That said, anyone who is a writer (there are a lot of us out there) can appreciate the pure effort it takes to write. But recently, my brother introduced me to one writer who [...]
A Birthday Worth Celebrating – The SLJ Blog
Happy Mother’s Day, Sr. Camille!
Homeschool Mom Launches – 2Think2Learn
Mark your calendars! June 1st marks the beginning of 2Think2Learn Summer Fun! Have your student learning while vacationing at the 2think2Learn Virtual Campus! Sign up, here. Hi Amy, I was excited to read your article on involving technology in your homeschool program. I am a teacher from New Zealand and have been homeschooling my children for the [...]
Why I hate the New York Times Online
http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/05/05/a-lesson-on-how-to-say-goodbye/ http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/05/02/the-well-podcast-more-fun-with-optical-illusions/ http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/05/06/the-flip-flop-factor-why-day-care-kids-dont-play-outside/ Then there’s the interactive features and the most emailed stories. who in the world has time to read it all? I wish they blocked it — because i can’t get my work done. http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/03/03/putting-your-kitchen-on-a-diet/
PimpMySearch Looks Like Google…
Invite A WIKI Into Your Class
If you’ll recall, I first wrote about wikis with Kathy Cassidy’s blooming bloggers here and here. And thanks to Troy - over at Wetpaint – he connected me to another wiki user, Eighth grade teacher, Teresa Hinkel, who also uses the free Wetpaint software. Teresa’s class used a wiki for their unit on my all time favorite novel The Diary [...]


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