Comment on A Teacher’s Pet Peeve? A rose by any other name. by cartoonsbysheila
I’m into pet peeves and pet hates too – big time! If you’re interested, you might check out my cartoon blog at http://www.cartoonsbysheila.wordpress.com Cheers, Sheila
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Comment on Bloom’s Taxonomy Pyramid Revisited by Sara Kelly Johns
Hi, Chris–I am struck by the parallels with the AASL Standards for Student Learning! Hi Sara, You are so right! I really love this pyramid. Thank you for visiting my blog. )
View ArticleComment on Bloom’s Taxonomy Pyramid Revisited by tut-tut
Are those all legitimate links for students and teachers? holy moly! Hi there Tut, Yes, it’s a wonderful tool to use in school. Thank you for visiting my blog!
View ArticleComment on Time to Get Back Into the Saddle! by Croneandbearit
Happy New Year dear friend!
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Hey Chica! What a great way to start the new year! You're such an inspiration! --Heidi : ) <em><strong>Happy New Year Heidi! Thank you for your kind words, and thanks for stopping...
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Comment on Kindle? Nook? iPad? Wah! by secondcupofcoffee
Can you make calls with the Tab? If not, you have the same dilemma as with the iPad/Tab. I decided on the nook, mainly because I could get face-to-face support right here at the Barnes and Noble. I...
View ArticleComment on Kindle? Nook? iPad? Wah! by updatetoo
Very interesting post I enjoy your website keep up the amazing posts. Thanks for stopping by. As of today I’m leaning towards buying an iPad2 and download a Nook app. I think…
View ArticleComment on Kindle? Nook? iPad? Wah! by Ms. Yingling
The Nook has easier PDF capabilities, which I need for E-ARCs. The Kindle is a better product if you don’t need PDF. I found the IPad a little cumbersome, but you could put both apps on it. Haven’t...
View ArticleComment on “I can’t think!” by Joe Todd
Good post Chris. <em><strong>Thanks for visiting, Todd!</strong></em>
View ArticleComment on Cancer, determination, and librarianship by goldendestroyer
me and mom think u rock. Mom is teaching me about determination and strength. She is determined to teach me not to poop on the rug and I don’t have the strength to hold it in. heh heh come see me...
View ArticleComment on Charlie Brown? Who is that? by secondcupofcoffee
True, true, true! We have found here in Colorado that our state test seems to be written for students who live in metropolitan areas (Denver), even though a large majority of the state is small...
View ArticleComment on Charlie Brown? Who is that? by Deven Black
The best memory I have of my otherwise not-so-wonderful father is of him reading the Winnie the Pooh books to me every night until we’d read them all. I know he read to me every night when he was...
View ArticleComment on Charlie Brown? Who is that? by Tina Napolitano
If only children came with instruction manuals for parents… So many parents are simply ignorant. At one time, their children may have been able to overcome the lack of early education, but as...
View ArticleComment on Summer Reads…for Educators by kvptlibrary
Nice posts. I welcome you to Bookends, a school librarian’s stockpile of web goodies. http://bookends.somee.com/
View ArticleComment on Summer Reads…for Educators by CGibson
In reply to kvptlibrary. Thank you for visiting. Please visit my current blog at http://library8x.blogspot.com/ Cheers
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