i love the idea of no ending (and no beginning), as is also true about happy and sad: point of view and frame of mind.
and always around this time i find i'm worrying about the premature and rapidly approaching end of the semester, even while i reassure myself with the reminder that learning never ends and my students will continue learning from and despite me long after they fall off my roll.
another beginning: my blog, "pulling weeds" (weedpulling.blogspot.com) will, i hope, take some shape this weekend, as soon as i figure out what it is...and why.
Hey Chris, I found you through Bruce! I reviewed this book, and though there were things I liked about it and I like her a lot (I loved "oranges are not the only fruit"), I wasn't sold on this one. If you're interested, here were my thoughts, such as they are, in the SFCBR: http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2005/04/17/RVG5SC4HSN1.DTL
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i love the idea of no ending (and no beginning), as is also true about happy and sad: point of view and frame of mind.
and always around this time i find i'm worrying about the premature and rapidly approaching end of the semester, even while i reassure myself with the reminder that learning never ends and my students will continue learning from and despite me long after they fall off my roll.
another beginning: my blog, "pulling weeds" (weedpulling.blogspot.com) will, i hope, take some shape this weekend, as soon as i figure out what it is...and why.
thanks for the inspiration, c.
i like the changes you've made in the color scheme... looks cool.
- B
Hey Chris, I found you through Bruce! I reviewed this book, and though there were things I liked about it and I like her a lot (I loved "oranges are not the only fruit"), I wasn't sold on this one. If you're interested, here were my thoughts, such as they are, in the SFCBR: http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2005/04/17/RVG5SC4HSN1.DTL
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