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Wait! I cannot renege on my resolution . . . yet. | Writing With Mr. J
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Writing With Mr. J. Reflections on Learning and Teaching. January 2, 2014. I cannot renege on my resolution . . . yet. Darn it. It almost happened again. My resolution to become a blogger–as opposed to someone who has a few blogs but does not actually post anything on them–is slip, slip, slipping away. Is this post worth reading? Definitely not. Nonetheless, I’m on the board for 2014. Here’s to hoping posting gets easier and tonight’s draft (of my. Post) someday sees the light of day! You are commenting ...
An Editorial as Mentor Text: #113 Texts | Writing With Mr. J
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Writing With Mr. J. Reflections on Learning and Teaching. December 23, 2013. An Editorial as Mentor Text: #113 Texts. I spend a lot of time mining the opinion sections of local papers, looking for editorials to use as mentor texts with my students. The editorials that I spend time on with my students vary from year to year, but I find myself returning to one op-ed that I found in the Union Tribune a few years ago time and again: “Clean, Renewable Energy Benefits All,” by Monique La Chappa. Critics of win...
Creativity: The Missing C | Writing With Mr. J
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Writing With Mr. J. Reflections on Learning and Teaching. January 3, 2014. Creativity: The Missing C. In response to the recent release of PISA scores, Arthur Camins,. Director of the Center for Innovation in Engineering and Science Education at the Stevens Institute of Technology,. Part of my teaching practice. I know this because this fall my teaching partner and I designed a project for our 6th grade students, the Design-a-Toy Challenge, which actually prompted our students to create something. Screw ...
Coding: Have Your Students Do It (Even If You Don’t Know the First Thing About It) | Writing With Mr. J
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Writing With Mr. J. Reflections on Learning and Teaching. May 20, 2014. Coding: Have Your Students Do It (Even If You Don’t Know the First Thing About It). It didn’t help that every time I asked someone about coding, how they were using it, what their students were doing with it, etc., the answer I usually got was “Well, you can do a lot of things with it.”. On Friday, it just so happened that Mark was on campus and available. He asked if I was ready to lead the session and, of course, I . . ...We were a...
Student Blogging – Lessons Learned | Writing With Mr. J
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Writing With Mr. J. Reflections on Learning and Teaching. May 29, 2014. Student Blogging – Lessons Learned. Last fall, one of my colleagues asked me to share my experience working with student bloggers, but I deferred. It wasn’t that I didn’t see the value in sharing what. To do; rather, it was that I didn’t feel like I had any advice whatsoever when it came to what. Do It sounded like a downer of a demo to me. I’ve learned a few lessons since. Lesson 2: Don’t go it alone. Then, this spring I stumbled up...
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Just another WordPress.com site. Small Business Owner Weekly Review (Week of July 15, 2013). July 17, 2013. A Blog-to-Book Success: Catching Up with WordPresser-Turned-Bestseller Jared Gulian. July 17, 2013. It only proves that technology leads the way of the world. The WordPress.com Blog. Last November, we chatted with New Zealand blogger Jared Gulian. Who snagged a publishing contact for a book based on his WordPress.com blog,. Was released on June 7. What has the past month been like? 2) I received an...
Maybe someone should write that down... | Writerly ways for Family Historians and Storytellers
State of Boone Frog Plates. Sweet Memories and History. The Devil’s Punchbowl. 1 Who to Start With. 2 Writing for Your Audience. 3 Who’s on First? Maybe someone should write that down…. Writerly ways for Family Historians and Storytellers. Asymp; 2 Comments. The State of Boone. All books sold on my webpage are signed and include shipping, handling and any applicable sales tax. Single books ordered are sold at their marked retail price. Order from the Mix-or-Match (more than one book) option, and. If you ...
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Interviews & Presentations. Resources & Links. Organizing to Win the World. March 23, 2015. The March/April 2015 issue of Briarpatch. I’m re-posting it here. Briarpatch is a wonderful longstanding activist magazine in the Canadian context. What’s the connection between concrete activities and vision? This is a provocative question longtime New York housing and HIV. This, fundamentally, is a question of strategy. What exactly is strategy? What can you do to get there? What are your plans to get there?
Writing With Mr. J | Reflections on Learning and Teaching
Writing With Mr. J. Reflections on Learning and Teaching. May 29, 2014. Student Blogging – Lessons Learned. Last fall, one of my colleagues asked me to share my experience working with student bloggers, but I deferred. It wasn’t that I didn’t see the value in sharing what. To do; rather, it was that I didn’t feel like I had any advice whatsoever when it came to what. Do It sounded like a downer of a demo to me. I’ve learned a few lessons since. Lesson 2: Don’t go it alone. Then, this spring I stumbled up...
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Blocks and toddler toys. Uh Oh stinky diaper. Dancing blue eyed little girl. July 26, 2016. July 26, 2016. Just as Mia thought she had avoided her bath time for a second night, Paw Paw came around the corner from the kitchen. You read for bath time? Mia’s Paw Paw was a kind man. He always had a sparkle in his eye when he smiled at her. Paw Paw, what is cancer? Mia innocently questioned her devoted grandfather. A killer, was his quick reply, and the sparkle suddenly disappeared from his eye. Mia’s father ...
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Writing With My Feet. A look at the world from a runner's pace. Slow down! Read a bit. share a bit. This has been a hot summer. Day after day of 90-plus temps, and it’s beginning to wear a bit. Running can become a private war on days like these. The work needs to be done, but the mind-body connection isn’t happening. By some miracle, I get outside, start moving, and hope for the best. As always, I’m glad I did. This used to be so easy. If not exactly easy, it must have been at least doable, or I wouldn&...
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Writing With My Left Hand. Let’s Try Again. February 21, 2015. Yesterday, as part of the start of a conversation about all age services/worship, we talked about the Dumbo principle – that not only should a family (in this case the church family) make decisions which prioritise and make time for children, but that those choices, if correctly acted upon, need not exclude the wider (read older) community. 8217; is the form of ‘can? 8217; for most people, but we’ll try briefly to isolate the ‘can? I ultimate...
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My god, it’s been a while, hasn’t it? It seems so cliché to say how fast time flies but it really is true when you look at the last time an update was posted on here: October 2014! 1 packet instant yeast. 1 cup almond milk. 1/2 cup butter, divided. 1/4 cup 1 tbsp sugar, divided. 1 In a large sauce pan, heat the almond milk and 3 tbsp of the butter until warm and melted, but without boiling. Remove from heat and let it sit until it’s warm. It should not be too hot or it will kill the yeast. The good thing...
