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Monthly Archives: March 2010
Dear Mrs. Eason…
Dear Jen, In January, just when I thought Room 204 couldn’t possibly get any better, you walked in the door as our new student teacher. I remember telling the children that student teaching is a threshold and that it was … Continue reading
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You’re a Shining Star!
When I look at the stars on the American flag, I see children. I see children I know and children I don’t. I see children who have lived here for generations and I see children who have just arrived… whose … Continue reading
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Stopping by the Hidden Curriculum on a Spring Evening
I reach to name that which bubbles in ready laughter and stands still in tears that don’t fall, but I can’t. There is a story being lived out everyday in our third grade that can’t be pinned down in words. … Continue reading
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A Lucky Strike
Toward the end of his life, my father came to Richmond for a visit. We knew there would be no more treatments. We knew there wouldn’t be much more time. But on that day he felt good and the weather … Continue reading
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