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27.2.19

Quote on a New Orleans Setting from The Moviegoer by Walker Percy

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The Moviegoer The swamps are still burning at Chef Menteur and the sky over Gentilly is the color of ashes (p.17).  Walker Percy, A...
24.2.19

Icarus Falls to his Death; a Cautionary Tale from Greek Mythology

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"Icarus", Henri Matisse How many stories exist about a father who loses his son? How many stories are there of a son w ho fell...
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10.2.19

On Being Unfinished: Reflection On Starting Something You Never Completed

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Michelangelo never finished this sculpture of a crouching boy intended for a decoration in the Medici Chapel of San Lorenzo in Florence....
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1.2.19

Ten Things to Do in New Orleans for First-Time Visitors (From a Former New Orleanian)

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What to do if you find yourself in New Orleans? Here are my top-ten fun things to do in the city that care forgot. Photo by Stephen Walk...

Teaching Research Skills to Fifth and Sixth Graders

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I teach fifth and sixth graders once a week a class on research and study skills. We meet in the school’s computer lab. Lately, I have be...
27.1.19

Technology in the Classroom: How to Create a Digital Editable Document with Google Docs for You and Your Students

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I made this Greek Mythology resource shareable and editable! I like to share with my students and I recently noticed that my digital fi...
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20.1.19

Re-Post: Instagram Selfie

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When in doubt make a selfie. greigroselli It’s a world of images. Walter Benjamin is turning in his grave. . . . . . #scholar   #cinephileco...