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Ten best things about the world No. 3….
Have you ever prepared for a presentation, or a lesson, or a research project, and just as you have printed your piece or sent it off, done and dusted, you come across a startling YouTube video that says it all … Continue reading
Summer 2015 backlog challenge
A friend suggested I identified some books I wanted to get read this summer – of course, this does not include those I will have to read to be ready for the new academic year, but I’ll give it a … Continue reading
Posted in books, educational, fiction, taking a look
Tagged daily life, fanning the flame
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How to get motivated
Do you sail on jubilantly over every obstacle, ‘rejoicing in tribulation’, delighted that God has sent you another challenge and rising buoyantly after every failure? No, thought not. Because I don’t either. My experience of life so far is that … Continue reading
Five Ways to Find Your Future
I like a lot of the ideas here; haven’t checked out other posts but I feel in tune with this thinking.
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Holistic spirituality
Liked this enough to repost: I have been aware of this guy and his ministry for a while, and it is encouraging to read of the internal journey that goes on, which relates to us all. For example in a … Continue reading
Posted in culture, devotion, educational, prayer
Tagged daily life, intense prayer, journal, problems, states of consciousness
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Will it take less than two minutes?
Just started reading the book ‘Getting things done’ by David Allen. There is always a quandary with these kind of books – I have loads of things to do, do I just get on and do them, or do I … Continue reading
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Blogging for teachers
http://weblogg-ed.com/2007/june-11-2001-lets-see-if-i-can-start-a-log/#comments I’ve put this here as an aide-memoire to myself, to start blogs with some of my classes this year. It’s good to hear about the stories of how a teacher started getting students to blog and then continued, for … Continue reading
