Frank Bird grew up in the Amish Country of Pennsylvania graduating from Coatesville High School in 1967. His education began at West Chester State College and continued through a series of undergraduate universities and colleges culminating at Mercer University in 1974 with a degree in Psychology. During this stretch of schooling Frank taught in several programs, working with severe and profoundly disabled children and adults. Frank attended The Chandler School of Theology at Emory University in Atlanta Georgia, for several years. He returned to teaching in Warner Robins Georgia at The Houston Speech and Hearing school and taught there for two years. In 1978 Frank went into the publishing industry with The Institute Publishing Inc. where he resigned as President, in 1998. Looking to go back to teaching he began September 11, 2001 at Loganville High School, teaching in the Special Education department. Frank has a Masters degree in Emotional and Behavioral Disorders from Piedmont College and an Education Specialist degree in Curriculum and Instruction, also from Piedmont. Frank is an ordained pastor with a Doctorate of Divinity. Frank is a doctorial candidate at Georgia Southern University in Curriculum studies. He lives in Between Georgia, with his wife Pat and two of their sons, a daughter in law and grandbaby.
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Thank you for following my blog I look forward to reading more of your post 🙂
How are you doing Frank?
Doing well and you sir how are you
Frank, hopeful, thank you for asking. Also, your post on direction is fantastic. We are all significant. Live life on purpose. Bird, may your blessings cascade. From the kitchen, Daniel.
Bird, please read, and comment .. https://twelvedigits.wordpress.com/2018/05/21/war-on-drugs/
I am the author of “The Stranger” by Albert Camus: A Critical Introduction.
You can read extracts on Amazon and Barnes and Noble sites. Please check it out and let me know what you think.
Wow Frank….I never knew all this about you! Looking forward to following you on Facebook. If ever in the Cleveland, SC area, please come visit us! We are very near Caesar’s Head and Table Rock State Parks. Would love to reconnect!
I’ve been wondering if those with what we call Alzheimer’s disease are folks who are simply moving more slowly from this side to the other side. We think they are “sick” but actually they are enjoying being simultaneously in touch with both sides. We have trouble touching the part that is over there at the moment.
Hi Frank, I have a website about metaphysical, spiritual and alternative health. I enjoy your blogs and was wondering if I could use any of them with total credit going to you. The site is http://www.rocmetaphysical.com. Thank you.
Not a problem
Hello dear! I really like the statement about the feather in the header. Indeed, it is this way, and I guess with many other things, too! Have a nice weekend!
Frank Bird, I know that there are more than one college writing instructor that understands and shares Native American knowledge… In light of this, did you teach writing at a college in or near Fort Lauderdale in 1997 and 1998 and share with your creative writing students Native American song? If so, I was in that class. Did you?
Dan Fullerton