The Philosophy of Education
Several years ago, I made the decision to put my daughter in a school whose philosophy matched mine more closely. The Open Classroom is a space where parents are cooperative team […]
Several years ago, I made the decision to put my daughter in a school whose philosophy matched mine more closely. The Open Classroom is a space where parents are cooperative team […]
It is a delicious thing to feel satisfied with my life. It is an even more delicious thing to be able to share that with loved ones, friends, people I […]
It is a delicious thing to feel satisfied with my life. It is an even more delicious thing to be able to share that with loved ones, friends, people I […]
*Our Annie Jr. production is looking fabulous! *It is MAY! Wow! *It is so absolutely breathtaking outside today. Gorgeous! *The song I’m listening to right now has bird songs in […]
My daughter and I have been intensively involved in the Open Classroom’s production of Annie Jr. and it has been quite a blast! As Assistant Director I am thoroughly amazed […]
*What an amazing day I created yesterday! I feel happy still, this morning, about how great my day was. *Feeling honored to be supporting The OC kids in their production. […]
*Music from the 80’s. I’m a sucker for it. *Watching the elation of my daughter as she realized that she nailed her tryouts and loves the part she was awarded […]
*Being witness to the courage and talent possessed by the 5-8th graders during call-backs in auditions for The Open Classroom’s production of Annie yesterday. WOW! *Excited to be able to participate […]
*Connecting with people from my past on Facebook which is a lot of fun! *Meeting with the bankruptcy attorney last night and, while I’ve felt shamed about doing it, I […]
I’m at the end of the first Monday of 2010 and looking forward to tomorrow’s adventures. I have the opportunity to co-op the Open Classroom on Tuesday mornings and all […]
I’m teaching 20th Century Social Studies right now. I get to focus on 1940’s and have been listening to music from that era. I had no idea how much I […]
I am so touched. Touched beyond words. I spent the Inauguration at my daughter’s school and got to revel in the sounds of the celebration echoing through the halls as […]
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When I chose my theme for 2020 as being “Accentuate the Positive,” I had no idea just how divinely guided and appropriate it would be for the year to come. […]
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