SISTANOMICS.COM

joanmccullough.com

11 Habits Of A Strong Soul – Joan McCullough

https://joanmccullough.com/2016/08/10/11-habits-of-a-strong-soul

Broken Glass: My Journey to Pick Up the Pieces. 11 Habits Of A Strong Soul. August 10, 2016. Good read on a hump day! Http:/ www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/11-habits-of-a-strong-soul us 57a25370e4b0f019c3e4a3d8. Ruby Jean: Gone But Not Forgotten. A List of Reminders for Judgemental People: Part I. 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). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. In order to...

joanmccullough.com

How I Beat Depression – Joan McCullough

https://joanmccullough.com/2016/12/07/depression

Broken Glass: My Journey to Pick Up the Pieces. How I Beat Depression. December 7, 2016. December 8, 2016. In A BETTER YOU. Depression affects nearly 15.7 million adults in the United States, according to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America. On Episode 10 of the Sistanomics Podcast. We discussed mental illness among African-Americans. We posed the question, “Why don’t. Go get help as frequently as people of other races do? 8220;OH NOOOO GOD! 8221; I yelled, then I cried. Note:. The problem ...

joanmccullough.com

A List of Reminders for Judgemental People: Part I – Joan McCullough

https://joanmccullough.com/2016/10/20/a-list-of-reminders-judgemental-for-the-judgemental

Broken Glass: My Journey to Pick Up the Pieces. A List of Reminders for Judgemental People: Part I. October 20, 2016. October 27, 2016. As I proofread this post I realized that I am, in fact, passing judgement on judgemental people. Hypocrisy highlighted and duly noted, I’d like to share a few thoughts based on a conversation I had with a friend the other day. We basically agreed that judgment is uncomfortable, and it has a different connotation than constructive criticism. 1 I Am Not Judgemental. For wi...

joanmccullough.com

PBL Role Descriptions For Beginners – Joan McCullough

https://joanmccullough.com/2014/06/09/project-based-learning-group-roles

Broken Glass: My Journey to Pick Up the Pieces. PBL Role Descriptions For Beginners. June 9, 2014. September 26, 2014. Assigning Roles In PBL Is Important. Some teachers are still trying to secure their footing when it comes to PBL. One common gripe among them is that groups have a tendency to perform in this manner: one member does everything, two comply and participate variably, and one does practically nothing. Yet, they all receive the same grade. Directors) help their teams get started by having som...

joanmccullough.com

A BETTER YOU – Joan McCullough

https://joanmccullough.com/category/a-better-you

Broken Glass: My Journey to Pick Up the Pieces. Category: A BETTER YOU. I Am Tacky The Penguin. December 9, 2016. December 9, 2016. In A BETTER YOU. Three years ago, when I was an instructional coach in the Bertie County School System, a dear friend and colleague turned to me and said something that would change my life. "You know, McCullough? How I Beat Depression. December 7, 2016. December 8, 2016. In A BETTER YOU. I suppose there are lots of answers to that question. My Nephews Are Not Safe. July 4, ...

joanmccullough.com

What’s Wrong With Women? Mailbag Vol. 1 – Joan McCullough

https://joanmccullough.com/2016/07/16/whats-wrong-women-mailbag-vol-1

Broken Glass: My Journey to Pick Up the Pieces. What’s Wrong With Women? Mailbag Vol. 1. July 16, 2016. Welcome to this week’s Mailbag! One reader wants to know,. Whats wrong with women today. Lots of times, people don’t feel comfortable posing questions publicly, neither in the blog comments nor on Facebook. They will however. Hit me in the inbox. From time to time. The Problem With Women and the Point of Getting Married. P G from Gainesville Florida writes,. In this generation, every female wants to ha...

joanmccullough.com

Broken Glass – Joan McCullough

https://joanmccullough.com/broken-glass

Broken Glass: My Journey to Pick Up the Pieces. Is a memoir about some compelling events in my life. I’ve overcome a great deal of adversity and that history is a testimony! Writing is therapeutic for me and this project has healed many open wounds. When the memories surface, the words flow, and they have to be heard! That’s how this book came about. There are a total of fifteen chapters along with a prologue completed. I have only posted the prologue and the first two chapters. She had recently undergon...

joanmccullough.com

Ruby Jean: Gone But Not Forgotten – Joan McCullough

https://joanmccullough.com/2016/08/05/ruby-jean-gone-but-not-forgotten

Broken Glass: My Journey to Pick Up the Pieces. Ruby Jean: Gone But Not Forgotten. August 5, 2016. In Exerpts from My Book. I received a surprising yet troubling message Monday night that Ruby Jean Wiggins, my first grade teacher passed away. Deaths always take me to my own mother’s demise and the rush of emotions I still remember vividly. This event simply signified another torn page, dog-eared in my book of childhood memories. At the end of the ceremony, I got in line and made my way around the front r...

joanmccullough.com

Joan McCullough – Page 2 – Broken Glass: My Journey to Pick Up the Pieces

https://joanmccullough.com/page/2

Broken Glass: My Journey to Pick Up the Pieces. Black Lives Matter, Right? July 8, 2016. Do Black Lives Matter in America, Really? If black lives matter, why did policemen kill Alton Sterling and Philandro Castile at point-blank range this week? If black lives matter, why were both men said to have been in the wrong place at the wrong time. Is that justification? If black lives matter, why didn't either cop think to … Continue reading Black Lives Matter, Right? My Nephews Are Not Safe. July 7, 2016.

joanmccullough.com

A List of Reminders for Judgemental People: Part 2 – Joan McCullough

https://joanmccullough.com/2016/10/20/list-reminders-judgemental-people-part-2

Broken Glass: My Journey to Pick Up the Pieces. A List of Reminders for Judgemental People: Part 2. October 20, 2016. October 27, 2016. As I proofread this post I realized that I am, in fact, passing judgement on judgemental people. Hypocrisy highlighted and duly noted, I’d like to share a few thoughts based on a conversation I had with a friend the other day. We basically agreed that judgment is uncomfortable, and it has a different connotation than constructive criticism. In yesterday’s post. However, ...