How recess supports academic, social-emotional, development
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Mar 4, 2011
(Kim, is that like grilling your shaushage? Kindling your Schmoker?)
brad
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Love this book! Oh how happy I would be if this is the way we talked about "school/education reform!"
How many can I buy to put into the hands of every politician in the state of California? Not that they would actually read it, however. They would prefer to just listen to Bill Gates. It's easier than reading a book.
How many can I buy to put into the hands of every politician in the state of California? Not that they would actually read it, however. They would prefer to just listen to Bill Gates. It's easier than reading a book.
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On 3/04/11, brad wrote: > So ready when you are... > > (Kim, is that like grilling your shaushage? Kindling your > Schmoker?) > > brad