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Curious Tulips: Granola round 2
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Monday, April 6, 2015. Didn't use a recipe this time for granola, except to check oven time and temperature. I went through about 4-5 cups of granola in two weeks, the last 1-2 cups went to C so he could enjoy some too. Oven: 300 for about 35 minutes, stirring every 10 or so. 45 cups of oats. 1/2 c vegetable oil. 1/2 c honey (combination of conventional and my souvenir Scottish honey). 1/2 c sliced almonds. Dash of ground nutmeg. Dash of ground cloves. Might try with coconut oil next time. 30 pics 30 days.
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PND Faculty Blog: March 2010
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A blog for the reasonable discussion of issues pertaining to life at PND. Monday, March 15, 2010. We've been discussing for going on two years now the importance of a later start for the school day. An interesting op-ed piece by George Will was featured in the Washington Post recently. Its worth a full read but below are the essentials. The school day starts too early because that is convenient for parents and teachers. Awakened at dawn, teenage brains are still releasing melatonin, which makes them ...
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PND Faculty Blog: March 2012
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A blog for the reasonable discussion of issues pertaining to life at PND. Thursday, March 15, 2012. This year the team has also partnered with Dr. Dietra Kuester from Bradley University to make "Al" a robot designed to work with students on the autism spectrum. You can follow the team through their twitter account during the next few days. @Icarus2081. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Notre Dame Our Mother. Faculty / Student Wiki. Http:/ www.pndhs.wikispaces.com. Education for Well Being.
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PND Faculty Blog: October 2009
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A blog for the reasonable discussion of issues pertaining to life at PND. Friday, October 16, 2009. Dan Pink, in a recent TED presentation, provides some interesting insight into motivation. Give it a look. Here are a couple of related posts to this topic. Bill Farren on Motivation. The argument over Grading. Links to this post. Friday, October 2, 2009. Zips, Links, 1:1, a fun video on health care, and the late start? Gary Stager's article on 1:1 and back to school shopping. Links to this post. Other Val...
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Survival | Molding Young Minds
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About Ms. H. May 29, 2012. Finals for seniors are finished. My grades are entered. I’m almost afraid to say it…. I actually survived this school year. I need to go lie down. From → 2009-10. Larr; Setting Priorities. Starting in the Middle →. Leave one →. May 29, 2012 9:25 pm. May 30, 2012 4:01 pm. Way to go on a good year! May 30, 2012 9:22 pm. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Kim on Setting Priorities.
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Ti-red | Molding Young Minds
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About Ms. H. October 17, 2011. This school year is kickin’ my arse in a big and major way. Thanks to budget cuts….we lost a conference period, and gained an extra class section. So now I’m up to 210 students in 7 90-minute classes with only 90 minutes of planning over the course of 2-days. THIS. SUCKS. From → 2009-10. Larr; Current State of Mind. The Verdict →. Leave one →. October 18, 2011 8:20 am. That is a crazy, busy schedule. I hope you can find some relief. October 20, 2011 8:30 pm. I'm a 30-someth...
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And so begins…Fall 2010 | Molding Young Minds
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About Ms. H. And so begins…Fall 2010. August 22, 2010. It’s been a helluva summer around these parts, folks. So much so that words can’t describe how ready I am to get back into the classroom with my kiddos. (I am TIIiiiiiiiiiii-red of grown-ups! I’m teaching a full slate of English 4 classes….and since the curriculum is brand-new, the fact that I’m teaching the same grade level of kiddos is super-comforting. It will pretty much be the only thing that is remotely the same this year. New tile and carpet.
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“You Want us to Pick up Trash? | Life with L
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8220;You Want us to Pick up Trash? A few weeks ago Shelly Blake-Plock or @ TeachPaperless. This mission to go paperless and recognize Earth Day couldn’t have come at a better time. We had tons of snow this year and the front of our school was looking pretty sad. The plows had dug up the lawn in the front and there was litter everywhere. I decided making our school look more presentable was the perfect way to celebrate Earth Day. No big deal, right? One of the girls, “Do you have gloves? Subscribe to comm...
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Backchannel or Bashchannel? | Life with L
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I attended the keynote speech at ISTE 2010. I am still wrestling with what happened during the Twitter backchannel of the keynote. The speaker, Jean-François Rischard, spoke about global problem solving and the critical role of educators and technology for education. I believe most of his speech was based on his book, High-Noon 20 Global Problems, 20 Years to Solve Them. Photo courtesy of jjohnson1120's photostream on Flickr. Here’s my issue. The message the speaker was trying to convey was a v...When we...
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Favorites - Emily Dillard
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Listed below are some of my favorite things you would find on my bookshelves or bookmarked on my devices. Nstructional Coaching: A Partnership Approach to Improving Instruction. Honoring Diverse Teaching Styles. A More Beautiful Question: The Power of Inquiry to Spark Breakthrough Ideas. The Excellent 11: Qualities Teachers and Parents Use to Motivate, Inspire, and Educate Children. Social Media for School Leaders. Between Parent and Child. On Common Ground: The Power of Professional Learning Communities.
