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Monthly Archives: November 2012
Your Ticket to A Better Night’s Rant
There are two crucial reasons that I’ve been thinking a lot about beds today. One, I just returned to brutal reality after a blissful week of Thanksgiving vacation–many joyous, restful days of cooking, hiking, reading things that weren’t written by … Continue reading
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Fact and Opinion
Last week, I was working with one of my students on a rather tricky element of reading comprehension–the difference between fact and opinion. As my colleagues at the We Are Teachers blog note , this is a skill that goes … Continue reading
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After the Election
The past few weeks have been nailbiters in TeacherBethLand. I’m never a big fan of electoral politics, but this year has been especially angsty. I live in a very progressive part of California, a state which has over the years … Continue reading
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