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Tag Archives: teaching
Goal Post: The School Year Has Begun!
After a weekend of relaxing and Pokemon with my son, I went back to a school full of students on Tuesday. He returned on Wednesday. The week has been crazy with so many incidents and events to juggle. In other … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged education, goals, life, parenting, resting, school, stress, teaching
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Questions 3: Thoughts on Education
As this school year comes to a close, I’m wondering what some people think about education. I know this is a dangerous subject, especially since I’ve found that many don’t know how our system works. The amount of times I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Questions 3
Tagged answers, education, information, q&a, questions, students, teachers, teaching, thoughts
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Goal Post: Just a Little Drain Bamage
This past week didn’t start off really well, especially if you decipher the title. So, I can’t say I made much in the way of progress. So, I made it through work on Monday and was home helping my son … Continue reading
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Tagged editing, injury, life, parenting, positivity, teaching, working, writing
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Goal Post: Still Not Done Gift Shopping
Where to start? Oh, I got it. The wind needs to call the fuck down! There was a day where the temperature was 40 F, but the wind chill brought it down to 17 F. I didn’t realize how bad … Continue reading
Goal Post: Things Happened And Now I’m Here
This week was crazier than expected and I’m not counting the election results in that statement. Not going to get into that chaos . . . Again. Anyway, I’ll try to recap a week where nothing writing-wise got done. Look, … Continue reading
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Tagged busy, chaos, editing, exhaustion, life, parenting, teaching, work, writing
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Back to School Memes
By the time you read this, I’ll be back in school and probably well into the first of many meetings of the year. That or some training because I made this post before I got the itinerary. At the very … Continue reading
Goal Post: 24 Days Until End of School
This was a week full of Mondays. Each day felt like it lasted for way too long because there was so much to do. That and a lot of people were off. Not just students, but adults too and nobody … Continue reading
Goal Post: Break is Done and Back to Work
The week started with Spring Break finishing up. Nothing special happened there besides typing in 5 chapters worth of edits to Darwin & the Halfling Hunt. It wasn’t as much as I had hoped before I got my son for a … Continue reading
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Tagged basketball, goals, life, parenting, spring break, teaching, work
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Goal Post: A Busy Week of Break
I’m writing this from a desk that is more cluttered than expected. Guess the plus side of that is it means I got some work done. Not just errands, laundry, and cleaning up around the house too. Maybe that’s why … Continue reading