Tuesday, June 14, 2011
An act of bigotry centered around the English language
Close minded politicians forget the diversity on which America was founded. Former Alabama gubernatorial candidate Tim James' campaign ad shows just how far bigotry has reached.
Luckily, there are still some Americans who realize the sheer terror that is possible in his proposal. Watch the video below to see how humor and intelligence combat the bigotry that has found its way into American mainstream in recent decades.
Monday, June 13, 2011
Could this be an indication of the improvements in Amercian politics in years to come?
Dalton Sherman: The Future Obama?
As Sherman spoke to thousands of teachers in his "I Believe" speech, he drew attention of thousands around the world. Read more about his interview on Ellen.
Summer Reading with My Pal Will
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE: Pretty fly for an old dead guy!
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Where in the world was Matt?
As we all begin to think about the busyness that inevitably comes with the summer months, at least in education, it is important we all take time to laugh, have fun, and explore new things. YouTube sensation from his "Where the hell is Matt?" dancing around the world video shares more about his current work through his blog.
Preparing for 2011-2012 School Year
As the 2010-2011 year wrapped up, I had several plans to meet goals--not only my personal goals but professional goals as well. With the first week of summer rolling, I realized my first two weeks of summer would likely be my only true break before the next school year begins. Beginning today, June 13, I have begun to embark on professional development opportunities.
Today marks the start of an online linguistics class that already seems a bit overwhelming as well as a technology boot camp. The courses are worthwhile and will not only improve my teaching methods but further my understanding of the components of which I am teaching to my students.
Next week I will add another course to the list--Advanced Studies in Writing.
Today marks the start of an online linguistics class that already seems a bit overwhelming as well as a technology boot camp. The courses are worthwhile and will not only improve my teaching methods but further my understanding of the components of which I am teaching to my students.
Next week I will add another course to the list--Advanced Studies in Writing.
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