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Mathalogical: Desperation
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Little Classroom on the Prairie. Saturday, April 25, 2009. It started innocently. A student sighed saying she couldn't wait for graduation. I asked what she planned to do next year. The conversation quickly turned to what you're allowed do to on probation. You can go to school and do your basics. You cannot join the National Guard. Huh. Not information I was equipped with. And then I learned more. He had everything going for him," they say. But everything here isn't always enough. View my complete profile.
Mathalogical: May 2009
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Little Classroom on the Prairie. Monday, May 25, 2009. Since starting the class two years earlier, I'd had plenty of opportunities to wonder: What is the value of a positive experience if it is only temporary? How do you weight the advantages against the disadvantages of affection, or of aspiration? Page 323, True Notebooks. Friday, May 22, 2009. Prayer from the Last Day of School. I picked up my copy during third period. There is now a photo on Bebo of me reading it to two of my Blueberry Girls. And hap...
Mathalogical: June 2010
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Little Classroom on the Prairie. Friday, June 4, 2010. Far too familar. I'm tearing up 2 minutes in. Posting here because it's too much of a record of my time in South Dakota not to. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). TFA alum goes to Education Policy School. Typical? View my complete profile. The First Blogs I Check. TMAO (even if he doesn't update). Subscribe To RSS Feed.
Mathalogical: June 2012
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Little Classroom on the Prairie. Tuesday, June 12, 2012. Is out of jail. Younger sister has graduated. She loved her first year of college. The guy from the video. Was back on leave from the army. His younger brother’s hair is long again. His son is a toddler now. The silent student transferred from the college where I visited her to one closer to home. She wanted to be able to visit for a couple of years, anticipating a greater distance when she goes to grad school. One of my blueberry girls. The teache...
Mathalogical: January 2009
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Little Classroom on the Prairie. Friday, January 30, 2009. Checking the Annual Report Off My To-Do List. I really like Dan Meyer's annual report contest. Even though I treat it more as a meme.) Despite it being a change in the calendar, January never feels like the change of year to me. My life calendar always seems to shift in the summer months. So pausing mid-year to reflect on the changes reveals interesting behavior patterns to myself. So for now, here you go. A few final reflections. I like not havi...
Mathalogical: Dispatch While Moving
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Little Classroom on the Prairie. Thursday, June 18, 2009. The new teachers are here. Interviewing right now. (My students are waiting for reports on what they're like.) They're asking for advice, wanting to know what I've picked up out here. The best I'll offer, build your support network. And then expand it. Ain't that the way it goes? One minute you're trying to remember the name of that site. I immediately started building the connections. Joining conversations in the comments of my favorite blogs...
Mathalogical: Afterwards
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Little Classroom on the Prairie. Tuesday, June 12, 2012. Is out of jail. Younger sister has graduated. She loved her first year of college. The guy from the video. Was back on leave from the army. His younger brother’s hair is long again. His son is a toddler now. The silent student transferred from the college where I visited her to one closer to home. She wanted to be able to visit for a couple of years, anticipating a greater distance when she goes to grad school. One of my blueberry girls. The teache...
Mathalogical: December 2008
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Little Classroom on the Prairie. Wednesday, December 17, 2008. We were informed yesterday that today's first and second periods would be mentor groups. This is the third time we've met this year and we were free to come up with our own plans. I'm the cutesy-crafty type, so I figured we could make Christmas cards, write Christmas letters to reflect on the year, or cut out snowflakes. It reminded me of Dan's snowflake math. Last year (and Jason's redux. Sunday, December 14, 2008. Lockdown, assembly.) M...
Mathalogical: April 2009
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Little Classroom on the Prairie. Saturday, April 25, 2009. It started innocently. A student sighed saying she couldn't wait for graduation. I asked what she planned to do next year. The conversation quickly turned to what you're allowed do to on probation. You can go to school and do your basics. You cannot join the National Guard. Huh. Not information I was equipped with. And then I learned more. He had everything going for him," they say. But everything here isn't always enough. Sunday, April 19, 2009.
Mathalogical: Devastating
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LearninginLyon's Blog | "Be strong and courageous. Do not be terrified ; do not be discouraged, for the LORD your God will be with you WHEREVER you go." Joshua 1:9
Be strong and courageous. Do not be terrified ; do not be discouraged, for the LORD your God will be with you WHEREVER you go. Joshua 1:9. Bull;March 20, 2011 • Leave a Comment. Since leaving France and returning to the US, much has happened. You can find my new news here:. Http:/ www.lacuisinedereen.wordpress.com. Bull;May 16, 2010 • Leave a Comment. Before I tell you all about my week (well, almost week) in Sancerre, let me tell you about Tuesday/Wednesday. Tuesday night a bunch of teachers went to.
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Friday, May 4, 2012. Tuesday, February 28, 2012. I saw the future and it works. I am borrowing this headline from Larry Cuban. Who borrowed it from Lincoln Steffens. Larry writes about his visit to a hybrid (charter) school in LA. His observations are curious, and honestly, do not describe a school I would like to send my child to if I had a choice. (My son attends a regular public school). I suggest you read all three parts of the experience, and get to the bottom of the concept. Does it really work?
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Throughout this year I have been doing a blog twice a month (for the most part), and I have enjoyed some of the blog posts while others made me think more deeply about myself and what I truly believe about everything I know. I posted about the different textbooks in other countries. Image Credit: Slideshare.net. This is obviously a matter of opinion, but I am curious to see what you guys say. I have always wondered how other people study subjects like math and science. Do they just do problem after p...
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Optimised living through experiential practice. Please feel free to adjust your set if your transmission is fuzzy. Bull;December 30, 2007 • 1 Comment. Here are some other interesting things to explore and watch for: is the camera gradually zooming in, zooming out or staying static, is it clear in the center of the picture with the outside being fuzzy or visa versa? What about the lighting is it bright or dark? Was it near or far? Was it black and white or colour? What about the contrast, sharp or blurry?
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Learning in Morocco – “if there is any secret to this life i live, this is it: the sound of what cannot be seen sings within everything that can. and there is nothing more to it than that.” — brian andreas
If there is any secret to this life i live, this is it: the sound of what cannot be seen sings within everything that can. and there is nothing more to it than that. brian andreas. Culture and World’s Religions. Religions worldwide hold love and peace as tenants central to their core. And yet, we manage to have identity-based conflicts…. How many sheep did you have? A food approach to holy days. Any thoughts on what this is or how to decide what food category it fits into? A produce man at….
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