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Education Reform – A Wicked Problem « Iterations

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Solutions and re-solutions for education. About Ann P. McMahon, Ph.D. Social and Emotional Learning. Social Dynamics in the STEM Classroom. My Research Findings Applied…. My Research Findings Are In…. Education Reform – A Wicked Problem. Empathy and Education Research. Social and Emotional Literacy. Enter your email address to subscribe to my blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Iterations: Ann P. McMahon's Blog. By Ann P. McMahon. Laquo; Empathy and Education Research. On March 16, 2011.

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I’M TOOTIN’ MY OWN HORN | Helen Brown Gray

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Author : Stories Where Love and Faith Harmonize. I’M TOOTIN’ MY OWN HORN. December 29, 2013. I just signed a contract for a three book series with Heartsong Presents. The first book is scheduled to release March of 2014. View all posts by Helen Gray →. Connect with Helen Brown Gray. Subscribe to my email newsletter to receive important announcements on upcoming books and book signing events. Welcome to my website! Welcome to my website! I’M TOOTIN’ MY OWN HORN. March 1, 2014 at 9:43 am.

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Ice Cream Social – A Vignette | the thing with feathers

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The thing with feathers. August 8, 2016 /. Ice Cream Social – A Vignette. If I was master painter and could capture all of this, well then I might just be able to paint you one picture of heaven. I shall leave to others the painting of scenes of hyperactive bedtimes and midnight tummy aches. Neil E. Das. I am a reference librarian in St. Louis, Missouri. I enjoy writing, photography, blogging, cooking, theology, movies, family, friends. Neil E. Das. Neil E. Das. Add yours →. August 9, 2016 — 6:37 am.

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Learning How to Pray | the thing with feathers

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The thing with feathers. April 2, 2015 /. Learning How to Pray. What a relief, the rain. Shades I haven’t seen since childhood. Had been loitering in the alleys. You can’t see them as well. When the water’s coming down. I pretend we’re ok,. I pretend we’re going to be fine. Seven times your face floated up. Each time I wept. I want the rains to fall on your garden. Maybe the gods will be kind. When they look on you wherever you are. Maybe you will be ok. Maybe you will get better. The Holy Ghost and I.

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“It is hard to miss you, per se” – Mother’s Day Poem and Reflection | the thing with feathers

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The thing with feathers. May 9, 2016 /. 8220;It is hard to miss you, per se” – Mother’s Day Poem and Reflection. It is hard to miss you, per se,. That is you as you are now,. A creature more full of wonder. Than ever you were here. Though it’s thirty years gone. And people still will talk on. Of your generous regard. And lovely, lovely ways to them. And yet there’s thirty years gone. And though I have not always known it. I go on much like those teams go on,. Who bitterly, who grudgingly go on,. Fill in ...

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Adaptation – A Metaphysical Supposal, After Lewis | the thing with feathers

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The thing with feathers. January 27, 2016 /. Adaptation – A Metaphysical Supposal, After Lewis. Oh, I see, she said, sitting up and then stepping away from her body toward the angel, I see how it is. It is, indeed, so, dear one. Tell me your fears, he replied. You will not have them much longer, but I see they are there now. Speak. How will it be, she said, for them? These next fears, I see, are much deeper, the angel said, Can you speak them? How will it be for my little one? Again Indeed, you will.

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I am the Statue of Liberty; I am the Barbecue Pig – A Vignette | the thing with feathers

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The thing with feathers. October 12, 2016 /. I am the Statue of Liberty; I am the Barbecue Pig – A Vignette. You have seen them, I am sure, in front of suburban strip malls or along a city sidewalk the folk dressed in ill-fitting costumes holding a sign, waved with varying degrees of enthusiasm. There are pigs. There are chickens. And perhaps most quirky of all there are the tax-time Statue of Liberties. Is located. Mmm, mmm! Tonight it was my turn. Volunteering at the food pantry at church. An hour on t...

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Indian Summer at the Creek | the thing with feathers

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The thing with feathers. October 29, 2016 /. Indian Summer at the Creek. Then I watched my children laughing and playing in the creek as a stranger might:. The glory of their beauty,. The strength of their young voices marveling at what they saw. And wondering at the cascade of water on rocks,. The buzz and trill of cicadas and crickets filling our ears with songs. Then they talked to one another as the sun burned the backs of our necks. And we felt the soles of our feet on God’s miracle earth. You are c...

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The Children’s Bread or Pups, not Dogs | the thing with feathers

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The thing with feathers. March 8, 2015 /. The Children’s Bread or Pups, not Dogs. Note to the reader: This post consists of reflection of my experience at church this morning. As this blog promises not to be overtly religious, I did want to provide that information up front. Now anytime when one talks of children and bread and dogs, to anyone who has read the gospels, the remarkable tale of the Jesus and the Syrophoenician woman, which is somewhat of a trouble, will likely spring to mind. Neil E. Das.