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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Magic Words: the Power of Journaling in My Students’ Lives
You know how when you read something extraordinary, something that really touches your soul, you instantly have a burning desire to share it? I’ve been doing a lot of that kind of reading lately, and I have to share. It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Teaching, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged classroom, high school, journaling, teaching, writing, writing project
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You Really Are Your Own Worst Enemy: Four Ways We Self-Sabotage
I gave my honors composition students an assignment at the end of our unit on psychology: connect a piece of modern psychological research to one of the theorists we’d just studied in the unit. I love assigning projects that I … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Teaching
Tagged addiction, dodging emotions, news, procrastination, psychology, psychology today, self sabotage, your own worst enemy
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Italian Obsession
Sometimes people wonder why I’m so obsessed with Italy. If you still don’t understand after reading this blog post, I’m sorry, but I can’t help you. http://stevemccurry.wordpress.com/2011/12/03/the-colors-of-italy/#comment-8708
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