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Stories Spark…
Stories Spark I feel saddened by the fact that kids growing up nowadays are missing out on all the wonderful stories that I grew up on. The fairytales, folktales, even some of the books we read are no longer shared … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Storytelling, Storytelling in School, Writing
Tagged education, Harvey Heilbrun, storytelling
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Y – y is it gr8 to write like this?
Y is it gr8 to write like this? IDK Minna entered the lunch room with a piece of paper in her hand. She was not a happy person. “Why don’t sixth graders write in English? Just look at this note … Continue reading
Posted in A to Z Blog Challenge 2018, Education, Writing
Tagged A to Z Blog Challenge, education, Harvey Heilbrun, texting
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Q – What’s with all the questions?
Questions…Do you ever stop asking them? It was late on a Wednesday afternoon when Lina came home totally exhausted. Otto noticed how tired she was and casually asked how her day went. Lina replied, “It was very draining, so many … Continue reading
Posted in A to Z Blog Challenge 2018, Education, Writing
Tagged A to Z Blog Challenge, education, Harvey Heilbrun, teaching
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H – Do you have your homework?
Did you do your homework? Otto’s and Herman’s wives both worked in the same elementary school. Lina, Otto’s wife, was a 5th grade classroom teacher, whereas Minna, Herman’s wife, was a teacher’s assistant in 6th grade. Minna had a child … Continue reading
Posted in A to Z Blog Challenge 2018, Education, Writing
Tagged A to Z Blog Challenge, education, Harvey Heilbrun, homework
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E – Educate or Regurgitate
Educate or Regurgitate I’ve been an educator for the past 45 years. I’ve experienced everything from the Open Classroom concept of the 70s, to the Cognitive Level Matching concepts of the 80s, to the Writing project in the 90s, to … Continue reading
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Tagged A to Z Blog Challenge, education, Harvey Heilbrun
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It must be magic.
Oh, how education has changed. In my youthful days of teaching, there were so many things that we were able to do. We had projects that we involved the kids in that enhanced our curriculum. Some of them took a … Continue reading