Good or bad, everything that occurs within the classroom is done by consent of the educator. If students are not participating, having problems with behavioral management, or simply on their phone, the teacher has silently implied that those experiences are okay. Immediately I hear outrage from the audience. Hold on: each educator is equipped with a … Continue reading What’s in Your Toolbox?
Excited for crunchy leaves, woolly scarves and warm drinks? Me too! My favorite autumn drink has always been apple cider and I’ve been looking high and low for the best recipe around. Try this one: http://allrecipes.com/recipe/9501/hot-apple-cider/
A good friend once told me he didn’t believe in the necessity to marry because the heartbreak of losing your soulmate, after 50 years of marriage, wouldn’t be worth the lifetime of memories you shared together. I, however, disagree. I believe in a deep, abounding love. I believe in falling hard with no regrets. I … Continue reading Secrets to a Long Marriage
We, as parents, often forget that not everyone follows our preferred teaching methods. The home-life other kids possess does not always represent the same loving household your son comes home to. We’re so quick to judge another child in their actions and outbursts without giving forethought to their experiences or the struggles they may be … Continue reading Bullying at School
