#teachersguide

[goklassifieds]

Teachers are the light that guides us through the darkness of confusion and illuminates the path of knowledge and discovery.

[williamshieldshorses]

ALBERT EINSTEIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

One would THINK that one of the greatest Minds on the planet would have beentotally focused ONLY on equasions, mathematical formulas and Space................not so!

"The intuitive mind is a Sacred Gift while the rational mind is a faithful servant. We've created a society that honours the servant and ignores the Gift." Albert Einstein.

"Blind belief in Authority is the greatest enemy of Truth." A. Einstein

"Look Deep into Nature. Then you will understand things much better!" Albert Einstein.

Have YOU accepted YOUR Sacred Gift?????

Or are you blindly following what you are told is "Truth"???

"He who has Eyes, let him TRULY SEE!"

He who has Ears, let him TRULY HEAR!"

Our Society does NOT Honor Intuition/"Gut Senses/ that 'Still Small Voice'" as valid processes; especially with men!H aven't you ever been driving somewhere that has several roads to it and you get a 'hunch' to take "this' road instead of 'that' road....and you find out later that 'that' road had major road construction that would have held you up for a hour?

You may have 'blown that off' as "Luck"..............but what if it wasn't?

What if you had simply 'tapped in' to your 'more Universal Connection (we ALL have it! and it's ALWAYS available!)

HOWEVER...

OUR Mainstream Society has NOT supported this Gift nor trained us how to use it.

Of course there are 'fringe groups' who DO teach it, but they are dismissed as 'quacks', cults or 'religious wackos'...... yes?

WRONG!:)

As Einstein said, it is a "Sacred Gift"!

How can YOU 'tap in' to your own Sacred Gift?

FIRST, go inside yourself and honestly/objectively see where your own THOUGHTS are restricting/constricting your Heart Connection!

Yes! That's right! IT IS A HEART CONNECTION, NOT A MIND THING!

Again, especially men have been taught:

MIND/MIND/MIND! THINK/THINK/THINK!!!!!

And that has been killing our planet: pesticides, growth hormones, pharmceuticals, additives, synthetics, etc.

TOOLS:

Right now there are MANY "TeachersGuides/Life Coaches/Healers" online who give away processes that are geared to YOU opening your own Sacred Gift:

Victor Oddo on Youtube

Aaron Daughty on Youtube (friend of Victor's)

Divine White Light - a Reiki site that gifts out focused healing for a variety of issues.

Via Frequency - Reiki site

EttaArlene - Reiki site

EmpoweredCrystals - a Reiki site

A VERY interesting series of 5 books by Katherine Genet that may act as a "Guide" to opening your SELF: first book - "The Gathering"... a great storyline with undrlying meanings throughout.

BE AWARE!!!!!!!

Your MIND MAY try to discount all of your choices/actions to change your way of thinking' and working with your Heart!!

"YOUR MIND" may try to convince you that all of this is 'hogwash', rubbish, wacko/wierdo/cultish nonsense. Your Church may even contribute to this saying it's "evil", etc.!

DO NOT LISTEN to 'it'/them'!!!!!!!!!!!

Begin to build your own TRUST in your HEART!

You will be asstounded how FREEING you will feel throughout your whole Self!

Nextime: Einstein's SECOND & THIRD statements

BE WELL! and Namaste'!

[songsofprotestpeacerevolution]

Ramon Ayala - Gregorio Cortez

This corrido concerns the true 1901 story of Gregorio Cortez, a Mexican-American ranch hand who was wanted on a false charge of horse theft. During an interrogation that was most likely muddled by bad Spanish-English interpretation, the sheriff shot and wounded Gregorio's brother Romaldo (Roman). Cortez shot and killed the sheriff in self defense, then fled. While on the run from a posse, Cortez killed another sheriff. The largest manhunt in Texas history ensued: 600 Texas Rangers chased him for 11 days across 450 miles. In 1905 Cortez was found not guilty of the first murder but guilty of the second. He was pardoned after eight years after Mexican-Americans rallied in his defense.

[chimaezuo]

#classroommanagement #students and #teachersguide (at Rivers State) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bs9OMeFBASB/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1styvyrvzpvke

[grammarforexperts-blog]

Grammar For Experts

 Epidemic vs. Pandemic

 The difference between the two –demics, according to Merriam-Webster Dictionary, is that an epidemic is “an outbreak of disease that spreads quickly and affects many individuals at the same time.” On the other hand, a pandemic is a type of epidemic (one with greater range and coverage), an outbreak of a disease that occurs over a wide geographic area and affects an exceptionally high proportion of the population.

 Mother remembered hearing about the plague epidemic which had struck the town when she was 10.

 The ship’s captain came down with the influenza and an onboard epidemic occurred.

 An epidemic of SARS affected 26 countries and resulted in more than 8000 cases in 2003.

 Unlike an epidemic, a pandemic affects people worldwide.

 The main thing about a pandemic like the novel coronavirus is that it doesn’t discriminate.

 The most deadly pandemic in history was the Spanish flu of 1918.

 Read more: https://grammarforexperts.com/epidemic-vs-pandemic/

[thelittlelabradoodle]

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[ludostrait]

Went to a blog called Taught by Finland couple years ago and now the very same writer released his official printed version of the blog (only further). Teach Like Finland is consider as one of the 'have to read' books for every educators in the entire universe. Timothy D. Walker himself had been experienced teaching and exploring Finland's greatest tips and tricks to eaducate their students. #TeachLikeFinland #TaughtByFindland #TimothyDWalker #Recomended #BestBook #GoodReads #TeachersGuide #Tips&Tricks

[nosebleedstudio-blog]

Nu är skolorna igång igen 📒📏✏ Det firar vi med att släppa en lärarhandledning för vår nyaste seriebok om svensk historia. Är du lärare? Då kanske detta är av intresse 😃

Vi har nu en gratis lärarhandledning för vår seriebok "Nosebleed Studio reser i den svenska historien" som funkar utmärkt från F-9 till Gymnasiet. Eleverna får lära sig om historiska perioder och får även rita egna historiska serier. Lärarhandledningen innehåller olika uppgifter som erbjuder analytiska eller kreativa redovisningsmetoder som du som pedagog kan välja vilka som passar dina elever bäst.

Lärarhandledningen är på svenska, helt gratis och går att ladda ner som PDF på vår hemsida: www.nosebleed-studio.com

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We're celebrating Back to school by releasing a teacher's guide for our latest comic book about Swedish history 📒📏✏ Are you a teacher? Then maybe this will be of your interest 😃

We now have a free teacher's guide for our comic book "Nosebleed Studio journeys through time". It works perfect from elementary school to high school. The students get to learn about historical periods and get to draw their own historical comics. This teacher's guide contains various tasks that offer analytical and creative presentation methods that you as an educator can choose which works best for your students.

The teacher's guide is in Swedish, completely free and can be downloaded as a PDF on our website: www.nosebleed-studio.com

[officialrichlandcollege]

“Harvest of Empire” – A Community Conversation, Mar. 7

As part of its Community Conversation Series, Equity Richland proudly presents "Harvest of Empire – The Untold Story of Latinos in America," 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Mar. 7 in Fannin Hall.

This session, designed for students, faculty, staff and the broader Dallas community, will tackle many myths that cloud the immigration debate today, as well as offering a broader understanding of the history of immigration to this country and the events and foreign policy decisions that have led us to the quagmire we face today.

The rapid growth of the nation's Latinx community has sparked heated national debate over immigration, yet the reality is that many of us know little about the true roots of migration or the powerful forces that brought so many immigrants from Latin America to the United States. Based on the landmark book by journalist Juan González, the award-winning documentary "Harvest of Empire" explores the hidden history of our nation's Latinx community, and it takes an unflinching look at the role that U.S. military actions and economic interests played in triggering unprecedented waves of migration from the Caribbean, Central America and Mexico. From the wars for territorial expansion that gave the U.S. control of Puerto Rico, Cuba and half of Mexico, to the covert operations that imposed oppressive military regimes in the Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Nicaragua and El Salvador, "Harvest of Empire" unveils a moving human story that is largely unknown to the great majority of citizens in the U.S.

Today, Latinx children represent the largest and fastest growing minority population in the nation's public schools. Some 25 percent of all the children in the U.S. are Latinx, and census figures estimate that more than 500,000 young Latinx will turn 18 every year -- for the next 20 years. New population estimates by the U.S. Census Bureau show that just over half of Texas' population increase since 2010 can be attributed to a rapidly growing Latinx community. As of July 2016, the Texas population nearly reached 27.9 million — up from 25.1 million in 2010. More than 1.4 million of that 2.7 million increase was among Latinx Texans. Learning how the living history portrayed in "Harvest of Empire" impacts Latinx students in the classroom today is of vital importance for any student, teacher, counselor or administrator.

"Harvest of Empire" offers many opportunities for lesson plans and classroom discussions to challenge negative stereotypes of Latino immigrants, raise awareness about the true origins of the Latino presence in the U.S., focus attention on the contributions of Latino immigrants to our society and much more.

Equity Richland is a long-standing community of Richland College staff, faculty and administrators dedicated to fostering the principles of diversity, equity and inclusion both in the classroom and in our community at large. To that end, Equity Richland creates educational opportunities for students, staff and the community, designed to raise awareness and offer strategies and tools that can begin to build the bridges we so desperately need in today's vitriolic climate.

Professional development credit is available for employees, and the session is open to the public. A teaching guide is available at http://equityrichland.online/TeachersGuide.

For questions, contact Amy Bell at abell@dcccd.edu or ext. 6283.

[laurengallegos]

Kobee Manatee Book 2 Award and Teacher’s Guide

Kobee recently won the Silver Medal (Children's Adventure Categ.) in the Readers' Favorite Int'l Book Awards! YAY!

And now Kobee Manatee Book 2 has a FREE Teacher’s Guide available on my website. Tell all your teacher friends and learn all about weather and so much more!

http://www.laurengallegos.com/books.html - Go here for the Teacher’s Guide

[songsofprotestpeacerevolution]

The World Turned Upside Down (The Old Woman Taught Wisdom) · Arthur F. Schrader

This song originally appeared in the Gentlemen's Magazine (March, 1766) and was later published on a music-sheet to the tune of "Derry Down," which is also referenced in the chorus. Its other title, "The World Turned Upside Down," never appears in the text and was often used for other songs. The tune "Derry Down" was very well known and more popular at the time than "Yankee Doodle," with over 100 pre-revolutionary texts associated with it. It was most often used for comic texts such as this one. This song is an allegorical plea for England ("Goody Bull") and America ("her Daughter") to settle their differences, featuring the former Cabinet Minister William Pitt (the Elder). The reference to Covent Garden or the threat to "turn common whore" implies that a life of independence (wherein the daughter "might earn her own Bread") would certainly result in a life of shame and prostitution.