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Faked illness is the universal excuse, the unassailable lie, that allows folks to avoid the things they don’t want to do from the moment they get w...
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Years ago when I launched my newsletter I called Inservice in my INbox, going back to when I was teaching public school and we’d have an in-service...
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What’s so funny about parenting? The fact that you have to deal with one too many wildings each day, from dusk until dawn? The preaching of the alw...
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From the Cool Cat Teacher Blog by Vicki Davis Follow @coolcatteacher on Twitter
School leadershi...
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Teaching Has Been Challenging Teaching during a pandemic has been challenging for teachers. They have been struggling to meet the needs of their s...
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From the moment children are born, they develop an array of new abilities as well as the confidence to use them. They blink. They cry. They turn ov...
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If you find yourself kicking around Cambridge or Somerville and land in a moment when your ears catch a song in the wild that’s fresh yet familiar...
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Long a noun, “parent” didn’t become the English language verb “parenting” until 1956. Even then it didn’t enter common usage until the late 1970s. ...
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Two-year-olds get a bad rap. They may have the occasional (or frequent) tantrum, true, but the “terrible” age is often a golden period of curiosity...
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Concepts is drawing app based on vector, designed with touch interface in mind and is available on iPhone, iPads, Windows and Android devices.
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Humor is one tough nut to crack. Sometimes it’s bland, other times it’s too in your face, occasionally it can even offend someone, leaving a bad af...
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Use these life cycle of a butterfly printables with your next butterfly theme. Be sure to check out even more butterfly activities for preschoolers...
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