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Dec 17, 2014
"What tradition can we all embrace at this time of year without making the moment fraught with conflict or overlap or over-sensitivity regarding individual religious tradition?"
Teachers.Net Gazette
On 12/17/14, Teachers.Net Gazette wrote: > Todd Nelson writes eloquently about a topic that all public > educators wrestle with. > > "What tradition can we all embrace at this time of year > without making the moment fraught with conflict or overlap > or over-sensitivity regarding individual religious tradition?"
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Aug 22, 2014
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On 8/22/14, Mrs L wrote: > Teaching a grade 2/3 combined class. Does grade two group > go home at end of day one hour earlier than than the grade > 3?
On 8/22/14, Mrs L wrote: > Teaching a grade 2/3 combined class. Does grade two group > go home at end of day one hour earlier than than the grade > 3?
Nov 24, 2014
Why is it so important? What does it mean for instruction? And what does it look like?
Nov 2, 2014
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Oct 1, 2014
gazette.teachers.net/gazette/wordpress/james-wayne/writing-prompts-for-october-2/ (hyperlink follows in this post online)
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