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The daily meanderings of a teacher

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A journal from a teacher

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  • If you see a new trail, or footprint you do not know, follow it to the point of knowing

    Bird Droppings August 24, 2021If you see a new trail, or footprint you do not know, follow it to the point of knowing “Choices are sacred to life’s journey. They lie along the path that all of us must follow for ourselves. An important Cherokee lesson is that if you involve yourself in any decision,…

    August 24, 2021
  • A chilly wet morning, it is still hard to kiss a frog.

    Bird Droppings August 22, 2021A chilly wet morning, it is still hard to kiss a frog. It was a bit chilly and wet here in northeast Georgia with nighttime temperatures hanging in the sixties. We had an inch plus of rain yesterday evening and several more last night. However, a rumor persists of a nice…

    August 22, 2021
  • Quietly listening to Hot Tuna and pondering the word inspiration

    Bird Droppings August 20, 2021 Quietly listening to Hot Tuna and pondering the word inspiration Nearly twenty years ago, at a county-wide teacher kick-off meeting, traditionally a packaged inspirational meeting and welcome before budget cuts. This was the startup for the new school year lead by a brought in speaker. They would pay big dollars…

    August 20, 2021
  • How do we know if we are still human?

    Bird Droppings August 18, 2021How do we know if we are still human? Perhaps it is from growing up in a situation where we were daily aware of special needs children and adults from the birth of my younger brother till his passing almost twenty years ago. Those in my family have had connections with…

    August 18, 2021
  • Driving up a mountain takes effort

    Bird Droppings August 17, 2021Driving up a mountain takes effort I am looking forward to another trip to Black Rock Mountain in North Georgia, the site of the Foxfire Museum property and the former site of the Piedmont College’s teacher’s class in The Foxfire Approach to teaching. My oldest son took the course as a…

    August 17, 2021
  • What do teachers really know?

    Bird Droppings August 16, 2021What do teachers really know? “Teachers are one of the most important resources a nation has for providing the skills, values and knowledge that prepare young people for productive citizenship – but more than this, to give sanctuary to their dreams and aspirations for a future of hope, dignity and justice.…

    August 16, 2021
  • The synchronicity saga and or saga of synchronicity

    Bird Droppings August 11, 2021The synchronicity saga and or saga of synchronicity My morning was a series of events literally intended but at the same time filled with moments of coincidence. I checked my phone as I do first thing for emails and various social media posts. A dear friend from New Brunswick Canada had…

    August 11, 2021
  • Looking for reasons

    Bird Droppings August 10, 2021 Looking for reasons “Come; let us put our minds together to see what kind of life we can create for our children.” Sitting Bull, Lakota Sioux Nearly twenty years has passed since I did a research paper on causes of various emotional issues with children. When I first started back to…

    August 10, 2021
  • Why do we wish, wonder and wait?

    Bird Droppings August 9, 2021 Why do we wish, wonder and wait? “Calamity is the perfect glass wherein we truly see and know ourselves.” William Davenant It has been nearly fifteen years since we moved last and found ourselves in this house.  I wasn’t sure from where to start several ideas have been running through my…

    August 9, 2021
  • Finding the right spot for the puzzle pieces

    Bird Droppings August 8, 2021 Finding the right spot for the puzzle pieces “In order to learn the nature of the myriad things, you must know that although they may look round or square, the other features of oceans and mountains are infinite in variety; whole worlds are there. It is so not only around…

    August 8, 2021
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