I am not so certain. It was day four, a great group with only one new to
the district teacher, so trust levels were high. As I noticed the struggle,
we quickly encouraged them to work in groups--which made an observable
difference in terms of stress levels. When we debriefed the strategy, just
CeCe,
I just wondered are you still on the Mosaic listserv? I haven't seen a
post in a while.
Pat K
to be nobody but yourself -- in a world which is doing its best, night
and day, to make you like everybody else -- means to fight the hardest
battle which any human being can fight, and never
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Lori,
This is very interesting. Behind my wondering about their comfort level is an
experience I had at an Institute for Environmental Education. We were all
gathered together at the beach for a week to learn about integrating
environmental education across the curriculum. All the teachers
An interesting discussion--Who is Karen Ernst and what is the name of her
book? It does sound like it might tie into the visualizing very well.
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This is strange! I was moving books today and ran onto Ernst herself (so to
speak)! I had almost forgotten her. I think she has a new book but mine is
Picturing Learning: Artists and Writers in the Classroom. As a total
non-artist (but a fabulous art enjoyer and, hopefully, teacher), I can
