To be the best me I can be in the classroom . Tuesday, April 3, 2018. Join in and share a slice of your life. When they were little, it was so easy to buy online. I found cute, reasonable, practical shoes. And I bought two pairs in a click. What about this one? Wrinkled nose. They look for colors they like.

Life moves fast, so slice onSOLC 2015, 31 of 31. I think what I love most about 31 days of slicing is that it captures and memorializes a month in my life, a month of my thinking and noticings, a month of captured conversations, questions and situations. Life moves fast, so slicing allows us to honor the moment and then hold on to it. So where is Spring? .

Building Bridges Education is all a matter of building bridges. Education is all a matter of building bridges. The transition to a new job, a new family routine, has worn me out.

For the image that moves with the word. Originally posted on Unorthodox but Effective. Playing and learning about connected learning this summer. I got a late start, but here is my first make . Who Benefits from Standardized Testing? January 24, 2015.

Last summer, I made the decision to disconnect. I logged off Facebook and Instagram for the summer and I did not check my email for ten long weeks. I read only the books I felt like reading and wrote only the things I felt like writing. The result was one of the happiest summers of my lifetime.

Lots and lots of meetings. For a new school year. Both are considering teaching, and both have had several teachers try to talk them out of the profession. Yes, I still choose this.

While I am looking forward to not having to post tomorrow, I am committing to sharing my writing at least once a week. Finally, I plan to take the challenge again next year. I look forward to reading your work and your comments next March. My wife and I are having the talk with our kids. So, where do we start? .

We walked down M St. We sat down at the table . We thought it started to pour as water gushed over the back deck of the restaurant. We noticed water hitting the front windows of the restaurant like the force of ten fire hoses. We watched trees sway back and forth.

When the ground rested, and we re-entere.

The day has finally come for me to say Good-bye. I have knots in my stomach because I have mixed feelings about this challenge ending. I was challenged to write whatever I wanted and people were able to leave a comment if they liked or disliked my writing. I also had the opportunity to learn about other people and enjoy their writing. Different slices everyday inspired me to.