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| It's September! How did that happen? |
| This has been a fantastic summer busy, but not chaotic, and fun We've traveled to Seattle and Chicago, and I went upstate for a couple days too There were wedding activities I hung out with friends I took pictures I got to stay up late and slee (more) |
| something old, something new |
| When I decided to take the elementary teaching job last summer, I was really nervous about going into a new school situation, after the horrors of my first charter school experience I wrote:This wasn't an easy decision, and I know the year will be fr (more) |
| Mr. President Goes to School |
| Mr President Goes to Schoolby Rick Waltonillustrated by Brad SneedPeachtree, 2010review copy provided by the publisherWhenever I start getting overwhelmed by all the paperwork and meetings and soothing of petty quarrels on the playground that my job (more) |
| What does Obama truly believe about the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan? |
| No Abstract (more) |
| Cruising the Web |
| No Abstract (more) |
| On Hedge Funds |
| This is the second post in a series devoted to giving hedge fund managers advice from teachers It's only fitting, since they offer so much advice on education
This week's entry is written by special guest blogger Reality Based Educat (more) |
| Poetry Friday -- Okay, I Won't Complain |
| photo by FouquierONE TIME MY DADby Richard E McMullenOne time my dad said to me, I don'tsee why people complain about how hard they workor how tired they are Nobody works hard butfarmers, miners, lumberjacks and foundry workers (the rest of the poe (more) |
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