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by Herman Neuman, Inspirational Author & Speaker
Nov 2, 2002
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Hello. I am an inspirational author and speaker who
recently published his memoir. It is spiced with blunt
honesty and biting humor. My story in a nutshell:
Although I had to overcome years of countless and extreme
adversities, I still have great zest for life. Before we
were twenty years old, my br...See More/blockquote>
Hello. I am an inspirational author and speaker who
recently published his memoir. It is spiced with blunt
honesty and biting humor. My story in a nutshell:
Although I had to overcome years of countless and extreme
adversities, I still have great zest for life. Before we
were twenty years old, my brother and I endured war, killer
illnesses, starvation, homelessness, floggings,
abandonment, exile and slavery. But by the time we were
thirty-some years old, something had seriously gone wrong
with us. We had stubbornly worked our ways through college,
married, and had become American citizens and world
travelers.
Thank you,
Herman Neuman
by Thistlebritches
Nov 12, 2002
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Just a note to let you know I've got over fifty classic
short stories at my site. These are public domain stories
for you to use as you like and include many classics for
teenagers (including "The Scarlet Ibis" and several by
Poe. I also have lots of writing prompts. Hope the site
is useful to you.
by Barbara Y. Wills
Nov 16, 2002
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Dear Fellow Educators,
Please, recognize your exchange students and/or teachers
who are in your schools at this time. It a great chance to
have them talk to other classes about education in other
countries. It is also a great time to recruit folks to
host exchange students and teachers from other co...See More/blockquote>
Dear Fellow Educators,
Please, recognize your exchange students and/or teachers
who are in your schools at this time. It a great chance to
have them talk to other classes about education in other
countries. It is also a great time to recruit folks to
host exchange students and teachers from other countries
and to recognize the many advocates and educators
throughout the ages that have enabled us to beome the great
nation that we are today. Well over 50 years ago the AFS
Amulance Drivers in WWII put their resources together and
organized a way to continue their efforts toward promoting
peace and goodwill when they began AFS International
Programs. Their goal was to eliminate war. Today the AFS
exchanges with 43 different countries. Many former AFSers
sit in parliments and congresses, make laws, serve as CEOs
and ambassadors in their native countries helping their
fellow citizens to better understand the world.
For more information on volunteering, hosting and/or sending
contact AFS-USA at the links provided or call Jenny Myers
@615-385-9644 or 1-800-876-2377.
Dr. Barbara Y. Wills, NCC, LPC
Professional Counselor Hunters Lane HS/Nashville
HLHS AFS-FTA Club Sponsor
Miss Tennky Area Leadership Team
AFS Global Educator to Thailand 2000
[email removed]
by ky teacher
Nov 22, 2002
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Our high school is scheduled to undergo a Scholastic Audit
in early January. Has anyone out there experienced this
process as a classroom teacher or a building administrator?
I'd like to hear what actually happens, etc.
by Shirley Kirsten, M.A.
Dec 3, 2002
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The National Substitute Teachers Alliance, NSTA, is a
nonprofit national sub teacher advocacy organization.
Our supporters and members include retired teachers,
substitutes, parents, current contract teachers, and
community leaders. We advocate for training,
professional development of this work force; im...See More/blockquote>
The National Substitute Teachers Alliance, NSTA, is a
nonprofit national sub teacher advocacy organization.
Our supporters and members include retired teachers,
substitutes, parents, current contract teachers, and
community leaders. We advocate for training,
professional development of this work force; improved
certification standards and mentoring. NSTA also believes
that in order to retain
qualified substitutes that wages must be adequate and
benefits must be granted. NSTA offers its members and
supporters (and their dependents), a markedly discounted
NATIONAL prescription drug plan which is now posted at our
website. Please visit us at:
[link removed].
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Oh, joy of joys!! Snow and ice have spread across the
Commonwealth of KY forcing the schools to close!! I can now
have my final exams typed and ready to turn in (were due
today). Peace.
by Alan Waldron
Dec 5, 2002
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Teacher Chatboards
I have just starting teaching after 17 years of retail
management. I can't begin to express how rewarding this
experience has been not to mention less STRESS.
Anyone who has the guts to change careers midlife, cut salary
in half and deal with pubescent hormones over and over again
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