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Official Website of Laryssa Waldron

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    • Light RefreshmentsPosts and Articles about Religion and Spirituality. Formerly from a website/blog that I created (entitled, Light Refreshments – a play on words about how spiritual light feeds and refreshes the soul). Now I’ve combined all of my blogs into one site.
    • Tamarack Idea FactoryPosts and Articles on Creativity and Creation. Formerly from a website/blog (entitled Tamarack Idea Factory) that I created but now I’ve combined it into one site.
    • Waldron PublishingPosts and Articles on Publishing. Formerly from a company that I created in 2011-2013 and the website/blog that went along with the company. I still work on small projects for the company, but it now is smaller endeavor than it was formerly.
  • TeachingTeaching is and always will be a passion of mine. Here are some thoughts and helps that may be of use to educators and teachers alike.
  • WritingAnother passion of mine.
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  • April 3, 2022

    Simplify

    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.”

  • May 12, 2022

    REPOST: Putting our “Exception” on the Altar

    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.

  • April 29, 2022

    Creative People: Sonia Singh and the Tree Change Dolls

    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.

  • April 28, 2022

    Working Moms vs Stay-at-home Moms

    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.

  • April 8, 2022

    Crossing the Red Sea – What Hollywood got wrong and why it’s important.

    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?

  • May 1, 2020

    Another Look at Non-Traditional Assessments

    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).

  • April 20, 2020

    COVID-19. Isolation. Work from home. But with the family. How?

    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.

  • April 18, 2020

    Some Tips on Settings in Zoom.

    Some Tips on Settings in Zoom.

    Here is a link to my video on zoom settings that can help you set up some security measur.es and other features to help with virtual teaching

  • March 23, 2020

    First Day Virtual Lesson Plan

    To continue my helps for teachers while dealing with this situation (COVID-19 and having to race to turn F2F classes into online courses) I am sharing some helps for that first day with a Remote lesson on a platform like Zoom. So far, so good, the Zoom platform has held up, so we’ve been able […]

  • March 19, 2020

    An Example of a Robust At Home Lesson

    Here are some principles and an example of an at-home lesson. It is meant to help a teacher to use for ideas, etc. while changing classes from F2F to online format because of the current situation with the COVID-19 virus. Please Enjoy, (as well as) like, subscribe, comment, and share!

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