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Sunday, June 07, 2009

School Daze

One of the blogs to which I subscribe is Cool Cat Teacher. The author, Vicki Davis, is a technology teacher in Camilla, Georgia. A post from that blog rolling off my RSS feed yesterday which I think is so relevant to all of us as we transition from school to summer. I hope you enjoy School Daze: Recovering the Teacher Within.

On my own blog, this past Monday's post, entitled "Overwhelmed," has generated quite a few e-mail responses from people who were glad to know that 1) their feeling are shared by many others and 2) there is a better way.

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posted by Dr. Frank Buck @ 7:46 AM   1 comments

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At 6:46 PM, Blogger Vicki Davis @coolcatteacher said...

This is certainly the time of year we all feel overwhelmed. To me, it is interesting to read the blogs of the teachers in Australia around November -- they feel the same way around then! I think it is just part of what happens and the fact that we've gotten so good at overscheduling ourselves and our students to a fault. When is there time to just be?

 

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