Monthly Archives: November 2008

I am so happy. I was not so much of a slacker today. I’m not sure if I’ve mentioned this, but I have 2 major papers due. The paper that’s due for my first class is 10 pages, while the paper due for my second class is 15-20 pages. In addition to that, I had [...] Continue reading →

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I have a little something to get off my chest. This happens every Thanksgiving, but it really bothered me the other day. Like to hear it, here it goes…
One of my sisters likes to play games. I don’t know why she does, but she does. She is always trying to get out of bringing the [...] Continue reading →

If you want to read a success story, and who doesn’t as the winter doldrums approach, take a look at Jennifer Dubin’s article entitled “Reading Richmond” from the fall 2008 issue of American Edcuator. Ms. Dubin recounts the story of how the Richmond (VA, US) schools improved the quality of reading instruction—using a combination of [...] Continue reading →

Again, the title says it all. Now, I’ve got some shopping to do! Bye! Are you still here? Go. Leave. Go shopping or do something else. Just leave.
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From ms.angala over on SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER in WASHINGTON DC.

From Jim Gerl over on Special Education Law Blog.

From Lon over on No Limits to Learning.

The title says it all. Have a good one!
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From ms.angala over on SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER in WASHINGTON DC.