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The Educator
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wife. mother. educator. thinker. activist. bibliophile. writer. runner. logician. philosopher. contrarian @ times.
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theeducatorspot · 8 months ago
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Nurturing Black Excellence: My Children's Montessori Journey
As a parent, I’m determined to provide the best for my children—a solid foundation where they can learn, grow, and thrive. When it came time to choose their educational path, I found myself drawn to the vibrant world of Montessori. Little did I know, this decision would set the stage for a journey of empowerment and self-discovery for my Black children. Stepping into their Montessori classroom…
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theeducatorspot · 9 months ago
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Igniting Potential: Early Years, Ages 3 to Grade 3
Within the rich tapestry of education, specific periods emerge as transformative chapters, profoundly shaping a child’s developmental trajectory. Among these, the early years, mainly spanning ages 3 to Grade 3, stand as a cornerstone of learning and growth. This critical phase, called “Early Childhood Education,” forms the bedrock upon which a child’s academic, social, and emotional journey…
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theeducatorspot · 9 months ago
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Specialized Education for Neurodivergent Learners
In specialized services, choosing the right professional can make a big difference in your results and experiences. Consider the choice between seeking treatment from a cardiac surgeon who undergoes rigorous additional training beyond medical school, specializing exclusively in surgical procedures related to the heart and cardiovascular system. Their expertise and focused knowledge in cardiac…
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theeducatorspot · 1 year ago
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A Year of Escape through Books, 2023
As we bid farewell to another year, I reflect on the incredible journey that reading has taken me on over the past twelve months. Books have been my steadfast companions in a world spinning faster than ever, providing an escape and a doorway to powerful, fun, and imaginative realms. The pages of literature (fiction and nonfiction) have been my refuge, allowing me to step away from the chaos of…
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theeducatorspot · 2 years ago
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The world can be your oyster
The DMV is known for its rich history, political power, and cultural landmarks. However, it is also home to some of the most delicious seafood in the country, particularly when it comes to oysters. With a thriving restaurant scene, it can take time to determine where to find the best oysters. Luckily, I have scoured the area and compiled a list of the top places to indulge in the freshest and…
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theeducatorspot · 2 years ago
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Embracing Humility Can Transform Your Life and Relationships
Humility is often misunderstood as a sign of weakness or lack of self-esteem. However, true humility is a powerful virtue that can transform our lives and relationships in countless positive ways. It is a quality that involves recognizing our limitations, acknowledging our mistakes, and valuing the perspectives and experiences of others. I’ve become more humble since having my children. My…
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theeducatorspot · 2 years ago
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How to eat: Three Bites
One bite to be surprised One bite to criticize One bite to enjoy
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theeducatorspot · 2 years ago
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Delicious Food
Food is not just a means of sustenance; it is a source of great pleasure and joy that can bring people together, spark creativity, and even improve our health. Delicious food has the power to captivate our senses and awaken our taste buds. It’s no wonder people all over the world are passionate about exploring new flavors, cooking techniques, and culinary traditions. There is nothing quite like…
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theeducatorspot · 2 years ago
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The blog title “Pâté, Moi Moi & Dumplings” is a unique and exciting choice that I hope captures your attention. “Pâté” is a French delicacy typically made from liver, while “Moi Moi” is a traditional Nigerian dish made with beans. “Dumplings” can refer to various types of savory or sweet-filled dough, often associated with Chinese or European cuisines. The combination of these three very…
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theeducatorspot · 2 years ago
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We are becoming desensitized to mass shootings.
Over the past few decades, mass shootings have become a disturbingly common occurrence in the United States. As a result, students and educators have become increasingly desensitized to these tragic events. It’s a sad reality that many individuals now view mass shootings as just another aspect of daily life. This normalization of violence has far-reaching consequences and needs to be…
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theeducatorspot · 2 years ago
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A Bibliophile and A School Leader
As a bibliophile and a school leader, my passion for reading and learning has greatly influenced my role in education. From the moment I stepped into my first classroom as a teacher in Baltimore, I knew my love of books would be a driving force in my career. For me, being a bibliophile means more than just enjoying a good book, a compelling plot, and the beauty of the right words written in the…
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theeducatorspot · 2 years ago
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A Letter for New(er) Heads of School
Dear New(er) Head of School, Congratulations on your appointment as your independent school’s new Head of School. You’ve demonstrated the extraordinary vision and leadership your school needs to thrive, and I am thrilled to see you take on this esteemed position. Your experience, passion, and dedication to education make you the perfect person for this role. I am confident you will do an…
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theeducatorspot · 3 years ago
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Safety, Trust, and Excellence 2.0
Safety, Trust, and Excellence 2.0
In 2015, I spent a lot of time thinking and writing about being an educational leader. Since then, I’ve been able to have in-depth conversations with innovative and empathetic leaders in various fields. Over the last seven years, I’ve spent time refining my leadership skills and style. As a result, I’ve gained an even deeper appreciation for, understanding of, and passion about being a leader…
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theeducatorspot · 4 years ago
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HTH: Struggling in the Age of Internet Slang
HTH: Struggling in the Age of Internet Slang
Clear and concise communication is the cornerstone of all successful partnerships. When you communicate effectively, your audience should easily understand the emotion and intentions behind the information you share. If you notice that you are being asked many clarifying questions after sharing information, that most likely means you are not communicating effectively.  Lately, I’ve found that I…
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theeducatorspot · 4 years ago
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theeducatorspot · 5 years ago
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An Appreciation of Life
Coming Soon
April 2020
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theeducatorspot · 7 years ago
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