cc licensed flickr photo shared by alancleaver_2000 Struggling with weight for my entire childhood, I have done almost every type of diet that I could think of to shed pounds […]
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cc licensed flickr photo shared by Victor Bezrukov On my way out of the office the other night, I noticed that my brother tweeted there was an Elluminate session on
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cc licensed flickr photo shared by somegeekintn Last year, a few of my teachers started blogging about their classrooms and not only things that were happening, but also opening up
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It is amazing what kids can do when we believe in them. I received the most amazing email tonight from the the mom of Emily, a student I recently wrote
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I watched this inspiring Ted Talk last night and it shows the power of video for changing and improving our world. It reminded me of how speaking about Identity Day
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Emily and Levi I remember getting a phone call in approximately May of last school year from a very anxious parent. She sounded very nervous to me yet seemed “prepared”
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