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An Inculcator's Ramblings: Remodel
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Yea, I know. It's been a while. So we're paying a friend to remodel parts of our master bathroom and teach/model for me along the way. I've learned a lot watching and helping. I've never been very handy, but I'd like to change that. We're already looking forward to other projects I can do myself (yea right) based on the knowledge and experienced gained from fixing up this bathroom. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). English Teacher, MA Student, Father, Husband. View my complete profile.
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An Inculcator's Ramblings: Poetry Presentations
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Well, my poetry unit is almost finished, and this year I found a better balance between poetry analysis and poetry appreciation. My kids finished the unit by presenting a poem of their choice, pretty much teaching it to the class. Assigned a major presentation. With the pressure of state reading and writing tests and competitive ACT scores between schools, our focus has been fine-tuned to teaching the skills. Can be found at http:/ www.loc.gov/poetry/180. Hope your last week goes smoothly and swiftly!
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An Inculcator's Ramblings: A First
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So I couldn't get the blogger url I wanted at first because I had already created it a year ago to access an online discussion with my church small group. I almost didn't realize that the idiot. Who had chosen my. Name "inculcator" was me. Thank goodness I figured that out. I had resorted to creating a creative form of the name that included letters and. This is good for you, Williams. Anne Lamott says that you should write a little bit every day, even if it sucks. Ps I want to build a block tower. Omg, ...
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An Inculcator's Ramblings: In Trouble
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We know biting was happening both ways, but unfortunately Joel bites harder. I guess no one knows exactly who begins each of these little biting sessions, but apparently it seems that Carter and Joel just don't get along very well. Heh, I hope that they know each other later in life and can look back on this and laugh. I know that Joel hasn't been biting anyone else lately in daycare or. The unconscious manipulation of one parent against another to get what he wants. Deliberate limit testing. Bit...So, w...
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An Inculcator's Ramblings: A New Toy
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So I know it's been awhile since I've posted at, much less posted something with a lot of meaningful, insightful text. I guess getting caught up in the world of media and electronics is the story of my life, so it's not any wonder that is reflected in my blog. I DO have 2 posts that I've started and saved as drafts that I plan to finish soon. Many postings I've visited refer to this review site. I've definitely spent way. One of the main drawbacks about any. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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An Inculcator's Ramblings: Role Model
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Salsa bowl, he mimics words we use, he now tries to walk down the stairs like we do. He may have had some idea that Lucy was being reprimanded (with the same word we use to redirect Joel), but his act seemed more like blind imitation, something he saw dad do and that he wanted to try too. Imitate, even as adults, is so subtly impressed upon us by our friends/media/etc that we remain blind to what we are becoming? Conscious choice to be more Christlike or kind or diligent or selfless.
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An Inculcator's Ramblings: To Leap
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Today I asked Joel to leap into my arms after he climbed up on the coffee table. He loved it. The game mostly involved him stepping or falling off the table. He laughed and laughed, and I hardly put him down before he was scrambling to climb on the table again. Dad had to push the limit a bit, so I put a row of couch cushions in front of the table. I held out my hand, and Joel performed his first belly flop onto a sea of green microweave. It's cool to see how he trusts me. Did you even let Lucy try?
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An Inculcator's Ramblings: Joel Shows Off Again
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Joel Shows Off Again. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). English Teacher, MA Student, Father, Husband. View my complete profile.
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An Inculcator's Ramblings: This made me giggle
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This made me giggle. It is an extra credit midterm exam question for some chemistry class. I hope it's legit, cause it's pretty freakin' funny. It reminds me of questions asked by the professor of a class I half-audited in college, History and Systems of Psychology. I've been taught to ask questions of my students that start out predictable and easy and move to un. Predictable and rigorous. I need to throw a couple of these on one of my exams and see what happens. His name was Dr. Arvin Oake, right?
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An Inculcator's Ramblings: Summer Afternoons
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We've been having fun with water in our backyard. See our flickr page for more pictures. (under links to the right). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). English Teacher, MA Student, Father, Husband. View my complete profile.
