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- #C4C15: Salt the hay: Love…..A wonderful reminder of the right priorities for humans within school systems: You are right. The ones we love are so potently and powerfully…#C4C15
- #C4C15: Half Cold Coffee: Sit Still And ListenA great reflective piece on a 6.5 hour PD session with mostly sitting and getting: I really appreciate how you went through exactly how you were…#C4C15
- #C4C15: #NZreadaloud | LearningMYwayWe should all be so lucky as to have a teacher that is reaching out like this and creating new opportunities for learning with their kids:…#C4C15
- #C4C15: Heidi's Take on Deaf Education: My Magic WandThe Deaf and Hard Of Hearing education bloggers are seemingly in their own part of the blogophere, but I think there are wonderful implications…#C4C15
- #C4C15: Ramblings from a Middle School Teacher: When do rules become more important than people?Read this story, and empathize with this child: This is such an amazing story about your son, and one that I believe MANY more people should read…#C4C15
- #C4C15: Communicate, Coach, Care: The Central Purpose: Never Too Old to PLAY!I love this consideration of play from a Principal in AR: I really love the question you captioned one of the photos with: “Can you find the…#C4C15
- #C4C15: Soft skills aren't innate… – Starr Sackstein, MJE, NBCTA wonderful story of the important soft skills that are taught in the every day actions in the classroom: Your companion video to this post is…#C4C15
- #C4C15: I am a teacher et cetera: Bringing the Outside InThis is what happens when you see the community as potential teachers for your classroom: I am so glad that you have enumerated all of the…#C4C15
- #C4C15: The EdTech Cheerleader: #LoveTeachingI think that many teachers would benefit from simply writing about their teaching experience in such a reflective manner: This seems as much like…#C4C15
- #C4C15: SpeEdChange: When "Education" is Used as a WeaponDon’t accept when people tell you there was a golden age of school. Don’t accept when folks try to construct a “correct” way to read: I really…#C4C15