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Simplify
It’s time to simplify my online creative life and do what I need to do – “letting some things go and letting other things grow.”
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REPOST: Creative People – Paper Doll Palooza and Interview with Creator Cory Jensen
It is so easy to find beautiful paper dolls online that talented artists have created to be shared. As we were searching, we came across some of the most beautiful images that I have seen. My daughter went CRAZY!!! I mean look at these:
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Teaching Isaiah to High School Freshmen & REPOST: Talks to Study on Studying Religious Literature
I asked the students what they saw and as they started to notice the patterns of color and then what the patterns were, we were able to break it down and see that Isaiah was calling the people out. Helping students unlock Isaiah, but looking at literary styles.
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Book Review : Fanny, by Holly Hobbie
A book review of Holly Hobbie’s FANNY: I love that it teaches creativity and a mother’s belief in her daughter.
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REPOST: Putting our “Exception” on the Altar
Everyone who ever has lived on earth has sinned, so everyone needs to repent … oh wait … there’s at least one exception … Jesus Christ never sinned. Thoughts on following His example on exceptions to the rule.
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Creative People: Sonia Singh and the Tree Change Dolls
Creative People: Sonia Singh and the Tree Change Dolls – she up-cycles trashed dolls and gives them a fresh start.
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Working Moms vs Stay-at-home Moms
Hey Mom, whether you stay at home or work part time or full time, we can each learn from each other!! Quit the Mom guilt and let’s enjoy the moments that we have.
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Crossing the Red Sea – What Hollywood got wrong and why it’s important.
Can you find what Hollywood got wrong on the Parting of the Red Sea? Why is it important to your life?
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Another Look at Non-Traditional Assessments
If we want to truly see the students engage with the content of our courses (and remember those concepts well into the future), then we may want to take a second look a the power of non-traditional assessments. These creative assessments benefit the learning of the student and help us engage much more richly with the students, allowing us to mentor them (which I believe is another benchmark that this Institution is known for).
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COVID-19. Isolation. Work from home. But with the family. How?
I wrote that first part of the post a few weeks ago, while I was still working thongs out and excited and fresh – ready to tackle the situation. Now, our governor has announced another 2 weeks of lockdown. Our schools have announced that they will not reopen for the end of the semester. The new virtual semester starts again on Monday. And, we’re getting a bit stir crazy here … here are some of my tips for working with everyone at home.
Working on it!
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Working on it! 